Tag: Fear

Earlier this week I received an email with a question that looked pretty simple, but the more I thought about it, the more interested I became. The person explained that on their spiritual path, they were told by someone that fear is just an illusion, and love was the only emotion that was real. My ...

You read that right. My fear of heights cost me my job. It’s a weird thing to say, and an even weirder thing to go through. Maybe I’m just blaming it on my fear of heights, and really it’s a lack of courage. After all, we can get over our fears, right? Well not me. At lea...

Fear is a natural human emotion that signals you to be cautious about your actions. But we can overcome it to live a balanced life. Today I am back with another important topic “Fear of failure.” We need to know about fear and what is fear of failure. I researched Fear last night and ...

“The fears we don’t face become our limits.” The thing that restricts a person from achieving anything in life, whether it’s in the perspective of love, career, or relationships, is fear. It’s like termites that hollow a person from the inside. The problem with fear ...

I’ve been a fan of async work ever since I’ve heard of it, and I just wrote recently about how I believe it’s the best solution to improve both productivity (which I’m a big fan of) and employee engagement. But async is not an option for a lot of people (the majo...

Sometimes exploring new horizons is indeed like jumping into the unknown, akin to a heroic act. It is in this moment that we plunge into the unknown, creating new neural connections and enriching our experience. Like fearless adventurers, we embark on this journey into the unknown despite the storms...

I was staring at my computer screen the other day trying to come up with a topic for my next Medium article. I was drawing a blank. I had pondered it on a long Sunday walk as well as the day after. Usually I come up with ideas readily while exercising. But this day nothing. It took walking away and ...

Acid Nerve’s Death’s Door is a game that I found myself immediately taken with the moment it was revealed but unfortunately it was a timed Xbox exclusive and as such, it had a staggered release schedule and arrived to PlayStation platforms in November 2021. After purchasing the game s...

Our evolutionary process spans over 6 million years. The earliest defining human trait is bipedalism, 4 million years ago. The greatest evolutionary leaps- a large complex brain, capacity for language, symbolic expression- occurred only in the last 100 thousand years. Language occurred in the las...

The two Republican front runners for their party’s Presidential Candidate fear that communists could take over America if the Republicans don’t win in 2024. In a speech after his indictment for mishandling classified documents, Donald Trump said, “At the end of the day...

Dogs are dichromatic (see less colors than us), and they rely on olfaction. Dolphins don’t need to see well underwater, so they echolocate. Parrots and hummingbirds see too many more colors than we do. Fish sense electric fields to know their surroundings...

Myown conflict with authority began at an early age, when I realized pretty quickly that adults were not only quite fallible, but often incompetent as well. This can be a frightening thing to learn as a child, but I was not to be deterred. I simply assumed I would need to care for myself, make my ow...