Compiled by
Ariston P Awitan, MD

What is the no. 1 Well-Known Cause of Failure of Network Marketers?
The answer is Fear.
Is it
Fear of Success?
Fear of Failure? or
Fear of Rejection?
Keep listening, let’s find out.

Today let’s discuss some important elements of Fear.

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1. Facing Down Fear of Success
Courtesy of Randy Gage

So what scares you the most? Fear of being rejected? Fear of failure?
For most people in the world today, the answer is quite shocking. Because the true answer is fear of success.
Really.
Now they don’t know that though. In fact, they’d deny it vehemently. That’s because they are the victim of subconscious programming they’re infected with – that they’re completely unaware is there. One of my earlier books, Why You’re DUMB, SICK & BROKE and How to Get SMART, HEALTHY & RICH! deals exclusively with this issue of mind viruses, and how you get infected by them.
The good news is, just as you can get programmed with a negative mind virus, you can reprogram yourself with a positive one.
And your subconscious mind is what governs your whole world. If you make a commitment to consciously choosing that influences you allow yourself to be exposed to, you can eliminate fear of success from your mind.
In fact, you can turn fear of success into eager anticipation of success!
The books and blogs like this you read, the audios you listen to, the videos you watch, and the people you spend time with – all have major roles in how you see yourself, the world, and your role in that world.
Fear of success is insidious and destructive. You have no room for it in your life. Blow it up! It will go back to the nothingness from where it came from.
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Overcome Your Fears

Fear keeps us in the background. It convinces us we can never accomplish our dreams, tells us to keep quiet, and separates us from the ones we love. Fear has an unparalleled ability to freeze us in our tracks, and limit what we are willing to try. Fear makes us lead a smaller life.

The things that we are afraid of may be different, but our reactions to fear are usually the same – our palms sweat, our mouths get dry, our stomachs churn — and we would do anything, make any sacrifice, just to make it go away.
How many times have you turned away from an opportunity or even a relationship because you were too afraid to go for it?

Fear is not a bad thing. It exists for our protection as an early warning signal.
But there is a big difference between the healthy fear that tells us to step away from the edge of a cliff and a constant fear that keeps us from living our life. Dr. Henry Cloud, counselor and author, in his article “Overcoming Fear,” recommends several active steps we can take to battle the fear that controls us –
connecting with others,
creating structure,
learning relaxation techniques and
developing a spiritual life and face your fears.
Fortunately for us, there are practical ways to take the doctor’s advice.
1. Connecting with others. All fears, no matter how big or small are worse when we face them alone. Find a good friend to share your fears with. We tend to resist admitting our fears because we are afraid that the person will think less of us, that they will laugh or make things worse. Find someone you can trust, possibly a counselor, maybe a relative or trusted friend and share what’s bothering you. They may be able to help you see what you’re afraid of in a new light and they will be there to stand by you and encourage you as you take steps to face your fears.
2.
Create structure. If it’s a new situation that is causing your worries, Dr. Cloud recommends building structure into your schedule to create safety.
If you exercise, exercise at the same time every day,

arrange to meet a friend for coffee at the same time each week.

Structure gives us a sense of security because we know what to expect. There is comfort in the familiar. If you take control of what you can, it will give you a good starting place from which to face the things you can’t control.

3. Learn relaxation techniques. Fear, left to grow can lead to some serious health problems. If your fears are having a physical effect on health, learning some relaxation techniques may help you to be physically ready to face the challenge ahead. There are numerous resources online on this subject as well as a wealth of information at the library. Find the technique that works for you.

4. Develop a spiritual life. In times of crisis, spiritual truths that are consistent in any circumstances are a great comfort. They give us safety and familiarity and, more importantly, they give us a reason to hope. If you do not have a spiritual life or faith consider talking to a pastor or read the Bible. The book of Psalms in particular speaks to people that are facing difficulties.

5. Face your fears. Finally, the last step is to actually face your fears. First, it is important to note that some fears are healthy and some situations should be avoided for your own personal safety. There are no hero points awarded for going into a personally threatening situation. However, if the threat is more mental than physical, actually doing the thing you’re afraid of can be the best antidote of all. Don’t forget that it is often easiest to do this in steps. If your biggest fear is public speaking (and it is for the majority of us) don’t offer to address the room at the next stock holder’s meeting, but do try something smaller. Consider leading your next departmental meeting, or give a small talk at your next group meeting, something with a small audience and familiar faces, then work your way up from there. Facing your fears is a process.

_MESSAGE FOR FEAR BY

RANDY GAGE. He wrote:
Dear Fear,
I know exactly who and what you are. You’re the secret killer. You’re the little voice in my head that tries to make me quit too soon, be afraid to take a chance, or stay the course to achieve my dreams.
I know exactly what you’re trying to do, and it won’t work…
I know that if I listen to you, then you win. And when you win, you come back again and gain. So I’m putting an end to this right now. I will stare you down, accept you and even embrace you, because I’m moving forward anyway.
Because I recognize that there is really no such thing as a fearless leader. We all have fear. But we choose to move forward in spite of our fear, or sometimes because of our fear.
So thank you for that. I’m no longer afraid of you, fear. In fact, I’d be worried if I didn’t have any fear. Because that would mean I settled for mediocrity, and I will never settle for mediocrity. I will win, and you will fear me.
– RG

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Before I close this presentation, I’d like to tell you that I have always been looking for ways to help my network marketing listeners to enhance success in their businesses.
So I invite you to listen to our previews Radio Shows at:
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And in closing, watch this:

FACE YOUR FEAR VIDEO
http://networkmarketingpro.com/2015/01/28/face-your-fear-for-a-minute-nmpro-1170/
About The Author:
Ariston P Awitan, M.D. is a retired Orthopedic Surgeon, now lives in Northern Florida enjoying the beaches along the Atlantic Ocean, a Professional Network Marketer, with a mission to help people in need, especially the struggling network marketers who in spite of failures did not quit hoping to achieve their dreams.

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