SillyBoba
SillyBoba

Guide your Junior on Adulting

Guys please give me some tips to become fearless. I alway fear in every work. Whether it's joining new company,taking some tough work, doing something new, you name it and I always have fear. Fear of what will happen next,how will I manage that, is it even possible, what if they don't like me etc etc etc. I am currently in my early 20's and I don't want to spend my life fearing from everything. Please peeps guide me or give some mantras based on your life experiences how not to fear or how not to get that feeling.

10mo ago
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9 min AI interview5 questions
Round 1 by Grapevine
DancingDonut
DancingDonut

My dear friend. All of life matters and none of it matters.
Everything is important and nothing is important.
Fear is important. But so is the lack of it.

Acknowledge that it's normal to feel uncertain about the future. Focus on what you can control in the present moment.

Remember that everyone is figuring things out, even if they seem to have it together. Take small steps towards your goals and celebrate progress as hard as you can.

SillyBoba
SillyBoba

Thanks buddy

GroovyBanana
GroovyBanana

Loved the response!

SqueakyCupcake
SqueakyCupcake

step 1: don’t talk properly, run your mouth loud step 2: cut your boss in between his sentences step 3: point fingers at people step 4: don’t shower, never shave, big messy hair etc

these are the four tales of being fealess. goodluck!

SillyBoba
SillyBoba

Are you being sarcastic ?

SqueakyCupcake
SqueakyCupcake

no, i’m dead serious. on the second note, being fearless doesn’t mean you’re strong and bold.

every person should have an apt amount of fear, and overcoming that fear “WHEN IN NEED” matters. me personally, at this point i don’t care about outcomes, i just do what i’ve to do, and face the results!

GroovyBoba
GroovyBoba

The amount of fear you feel at work is inversely proportional to the amount of generation wealth you have.

ZippyMochi
ZippyMochi

Now where will he find generational wealth bro

FluffyWaffle
FluffyWaffle
Swiggy10mo

So if you're poor you're prone to fall prey to fear? Or the other way around?

ZestyBurrito
ZestyBurrito

My mantra: I am not afraid of rejection, I am afraid of not trying.

ZestyBoba
ZestyBoba

Right now I'm feeling just the opposite. How do I change that?

ZestyBurrito
ZestyBurrito

If it is uncertainty of the future that is holding you back, then give yourself faith that you have the power to make and change your life.

For how to do it, you can ask yourself these questions:

  1. What are you going to lose if you don't try because you fear rejection?
  2. After 5, 10, 20 years from now, when you look back at this decision of yours, how are you going to feel about it? Are you going to regret not taking your chances?
SparklyNoodle
SparklyNoodle

-Never mix personal with professional

-Never contribute in gossip

-Never cut ties with anyone, no matter how toxic they are, you never know when you might need them as it's a small world we live in. Offcourse, distance yourself from people who feel toxic for sure.

-Distance over disrespect. Sums it up.

-Start dating early. This way you have a headstart. Trust me. Its not a distraction if you know your priorities.

JumpyWalrus
JumpyWalrus

Nahi guide karungi. 😂😂 Ps - sarcasm.

PerkyJellybean
PerkyJellybean

Kardo kardo, thoda sa hi kardo chalo

JumpyWalrus
JumpyWalrus

😂😂😂😂 it's not youtube. And we aren't maheshwari's..

ZoomyNoodle
ZoomyNoodle
PayTM10mo

Please have some daru, then you feel like a hero to yourself.

SillyBoba
SillyBoba

Bro thats temporary na

ZoomyNoodle
ZoomyNoodle
PayTM10mo

No, no, you can have daily for this, no issues. Also ask me to join with you.

FuzzyMarshmallow
FuzzyMarshmallow
PWC10mo

Concentrate on the task at hand. Change your attitude to work matters more than hierarchy. You are there not to please people but to work. And treat companies as replaceable, if they don’t give you what you want, someone else will. Concentrate on skill buildings and with time things will become more easier.

SillyBoba
SillyBoba

Wow

SillyMochi
SillyMochi

Lots of good advice here already. However, I’d like to share a slightly different perspective.

Instead of trying to “overcome” fear, you might want to try learning from it.

Whenever you’re afraid of something, it’s often your subconscious mind looking out for potential threats and bad outcomes.

So it can help to acknowledge the fear, and meditating on what might be causing it. Instead of trying to get rid of your fear through suppressing it or rewiring your brain, try to learn from the hints it might be giving you.

It’s easier said than done, but you can start small. Take anything you’re afraid of, try to list down 5 reasons why it might be so, and put them to the test. Now the outcomes might or might not be desirable. But along the way, you’ll learn to embrace your fears as a warning/guardrail system, and not as an impairment.

And if you just can’t figure it out, do remember that things always get easier with time. Just try to recall the many times you thought you’d fail horribly or even die. Yet, here you are. Still alive and past whatever had happened. Given time, you can toughen up a fair bit.

Anyway, it’s just my two cents. Hope it helps. And in any case, all the best!

DerpyJellybean
DerpyJellybean
PWC10mo

It means you're in your learning mode
Just balance it and for it.

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