Facing our fears is one of the greatest things we can do to improve our lives. If we know that fears are the thing that stops us, why do not we ask ourselves the following question: “What is the worst thing if this fear becomes a reality?” We will be surprised that in many cases the consequences of our fears are extremely small and how much easier than we have imagined we can learn to live with the results of our bigger fears.
The reason why the comfort zone is so comfortable is that this is where we know what to expect. In her, surprises are usually reduced to zero. Why go out and take risks? In the end, we may fail, right? What if we win something?
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Do you have the courage to get into the arena?
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Yes
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No
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Probably when I could run a lot faster. However as a metaphor for other challenges I definitely would after I prepare a good strategy.
My sympathy is with the bull…….
I was watching another form of bull entertainment in Spain only yesterday. They were encouraging a bull to push them standing near a sea pool and whenever the bull fell in the water they will manage to take him out and the game would go on.
But there are people who prefer situations with a lot of adrenaline.
Maybe in another region of Spain. That’s what I hear for the first time.
I’ve been watching bullfighting live … it’s really a real heroes … there’s no money to get into the arena with a bull … a deadly death
But there are people who prefer situations with a lot of adrenaline.
I know that there are such people … everyone has their own joy
I would overcome some fear, but in that arena I would not have entered
Me too. But as a spectator it’s fun.
I have seen this on television but cold not be up close and personal!
On TV they give what’s going on in the street before animals enter the arena. It’s very dangerous.
This is really dangerous and crazy game
When animals are young this is not dangerous.
I would run the other way as fast as I could.
Great picture – no way I would do that!!!!!
The show is great. I would like you, like you, to do it by other people.
🙂 It is something I could not do!
I have taken some risks in life but would never enter this areme nor would I advocate such fights.
This is very risky and dangerous. I will not try to go to the arena.
Each one of us has his own fears. Someone confronts them, and somebody suppresses them. I try to tell my family what is frightening to me. We talk, and we try to turn all of this in a positive direction. We had a hards days , but we struggled to overcome them.
I agree that everyone has fears. But when we share them with our loved ones, we have a burden.
I think it’s far better to show everything that our frightens people to help us overcome. We need, of course, to fight for ourselves, but I think my husband, or children should know what is bothering me, and understand me better.