Next–
How did the interview with Fear #2 go?
Did they want to be interviewed? If not, why dod you think not?
More questions for you to consider. Remember you may do this with any of the fears on your list. Pick #1 or #2 and ask yourself the following (make notes):
- How you now feel about that fear?
- Have your feeling shifted at all? Don’t be afraid–look over at those two, Fear #1 and Fear #2 sulking or scowling at you in their seats. Do you have something you want to say to either now?
In the Story of You and your fears, is there a moment in your life if your most dreaded fear were not around your life would have taken a different turn? Who would you be now if that fear hadn’t been around?
Take your time writing out these thoughts. Your writing is for you. You don’t have to comment about them or share them so feel free to be brutally honest with yourself.
3 Comments
Kristina March 30, 2020 - 21:21
I would probably make very different life choices if I wasn’t afraid of losing my mother or losing my children. My sons are adults now but I still feel very obligated to be a strong presence in their lives. To be close to them and make sure they have what they need and that they are okay. I’ve thought about moving away and have the ability to but have decided against it because my “children” and/or my mother need me.
It’s interesting because the simple act of writing this out makes it sound like bullshit excuses for not doing what I’ve always wanted to do.
DeeLisa Begay March 30, 2020 - 21:48
I feel sorry for my fear right now. I want to say “I’m sorry you are so afraid.” Your jealous nature has kept me boxed.
That poor rooster must have always felt like he needed to defend himself — danger always lurked whether it slithered on the ground or walked upright on two legs. He found comfort in my brother though; Roo let his guard down for my brother who petted him.
Yolanda Orozco March 31, 2020 - 05:37
Debt AKA Mike totally liked to be interviewed. ☺ I’m less scared of him now because I have been following my plan. He just an earworm telling me to stay on track.