It is of course good to seek perfection. Perfection is a goal to be set and a journey to be cherished. Nothing in this world is perfect. If that were the case there would be no human endeavor towards betterment. All fears of failure arise from this uncertainty about perfection. "What if I can't produce the best?" Is the question that plagues a doubtful mind. If your idea of perfection prevents you from doing what you are supposed to do, then this negative passion is more harmful than good and could ultimately lead to frustration and despair.
Harness Fear and Thrive. Fear is not a negative emotion. Fear prevents you from performing irrational acts. Fear tells you when to retrace your steps when in danger. It is fear that instigates you into action to protect yourself when the need arises. Isn't it a fear factor that makes you turn around and flee if you see a wild animal?
So the secret is to harness this fear to your advantage. Do not let the fear of failure prevent you from attempting what you wish to accomplish in life. It is always better to have tried and lost than not to have tried at all. Each failure tells you how a thing is not to be done. When Edison failed a thousand times in his experiments to find the ideal lighting filament, his response was "I know now that these thousand materials won't work." Finally he succeeded in finding the Tungsten element that lights many homes today. Had he given up in the face of failure he would never have realized his dream.
Confidence is achieved gradually by trying again and again. Each failure is a stepping-stone. It is not important as to how many times you fall but it is important to get up every time you do. Each falls builds strength. Even a child staggers and falls when he is learning to walk. But he mindlessly gets up and begins all over again till he stumbles again and finally he walks. Isn't this something to learn from a little child? He is unmindful and unperturbed about failure. His only aim is to get up and try again. This is really something worth emulating.
So go ahead and harness your fear and move ahead. Stagnation will cause death and decay. Movement is life. Be confident in your strengths and face the world and all fears shall perish. Be confident in the fact that the Lord always supports your endeavors, and you will never have any thing to fear. Always ask yourself "what is the worst that could happen?"
When a soldier asks himself this question, the answer he gets is "death". It is this acceptance of the worst possible that spurs him on to action and valor. When he has to die then why not a heroic death.
Improve My Self Confidence
There are many signs that you have yet to let go and start to move on. You find yourself retracing your footsteps, and every line in your fights, trying to figure out where it went wrong and what you could have done to fix it. You feel that if you could only figure out why your partner left, you would be able to convince them to come back. Worse still, is underlying all these thoughts, the implicit belief that your world is broken and will be magically fixed somehow if your partner would just step back into it.
If you have entertained any of the above thoughts, then it is a sure sign that your self confidence has hit rock bottom. In order to start healing and feeling better about yourself, you have to improve your self confidence at the same time. This is of course, easier said then done.
It is perfectly normal to want to know what went wrong, and if you were truly at fault. Sometimes it could be something that you did, but sometimes, it could simply be that your partner is no longer interested, and it is not because of anything you did or did not do. If you must think back on what happened, you owe it to yourself to figure out if you need to change your attitude, or behavior and actions. Changing these now may not bring your ex back into your life, but it will make your next relationship a lot smoother.
Give yourself time to cope with the sudden loss, and turn to your friends or family to help you adjust back to single hood. Fill in the gaps that your partner has left behind by pursuing activities that you never had time for, or did not do because your other half did not like it. Pick up a new hobby, go on a short holiday, meet new people, and do things that make you happy.
Remind yourself of your own self worth. Make a list of your accomplishments, or compliments that your friends, colleagues or superiors have ever paid you. This will help you keep in mind that you may have some habits that need changing, but so does everyone else, and that you do have many redeeming qualities. Work out some positive affirmations to help you clear your mind of negative thoughts and emotions. Let your subconscious help you with moving on.
.All these advice will help you, but you must be willing to help yourself in improving your self confidence after a breakup. Make a checklist or a plan of what you want to achieve, and how you intend to go about achieving it. Give yourself a deadline to meet, and push yourself to do the things that you have listed out. Achieving what you have listed out will help you to feel better about yourself, and give you a sense of control over what you can do in life and help keep your emotions positive.
Do not beat yourself up for grieving over the loss of a relationship, or for taking time to deal with your sorrow. However, do not allow it to keep you down indefinitely. Remember that only when you truly let go will you be able to move on and build a future with someone else. Take this alone time to work through personal issues, or do things that you have always procrastinated doing. When you have learnt to change your bad habits and accept yourself, that is when you know that you are ready to move on and meet someone new.
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