No. I didn't.
I didn't fear failure. I didn't fear blank thoughts. I didn't fear judgment. Neither thoughts nor questions. I accept them. I try acknowledging my flaws and mistakes. Does this work? Definitely, it works. It helps me become better than yesterday every time.
Failure isn't the end. However, it ends all fears. It's the sign of growth, it's the sign of first and multiple efforts. It's the sign of getting out of the comfort zone. It's what makes us learn everything we want.
I never thought I would be sharing myself through words. However, when I tried for the first time, I hesitated. I feared thoughts, judgments, and questions. Despite all the fears, I tried. I voiced myself out. I wasn't correct the first time. I made a few grammatical mistakes and wrote without flow. I failed the first time.
But, it was a sigh of relief. I expressed something I wanted to. I expressed something I had within me. Should I write tomorrow? Should I continue expressing? Multiple thoughts, but no more fear.
I started writing myself out on the second day. I felt a bit hesitant, but was courageous enough to express myself. I tried to fix my flaws and flow. I learned from the first day. And the streak continued. I didn't try giving up because of the fear of failure. I fail. I accept. I improve. I bounce back strongly.
On this writing journey, I learned that fearing to put in effort wouldn't make me aware of myself. But an effort put in with courage would either make you improve or learn. Fear and failure don't exist when effort exists.
Fear limits curiosity and creativity. It neither lets the questions out nor the thoughts. It defines comfort, hesitation, and laziness. Courage is what it takes to break what stops us from growing.
Don't fear. Accept failure. Grow. Evolve.
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