Have you ever felt scared or nervous about trying something new or difficult? 

If yes, you are not alone.

Sometimes, just thinking about a challenge can be more frightening than actually facing it. 

Famous comedian, Jerry Seinfeld, once said, “If you break the human struggle down to one word, it’s CONFRONT. And so, I approach everything that way.”

So, let’s dive in and learn how to confront our fears and make a positive change in our lives.

Confront What Feels Difficult

We all face challenges in life. 

Maybe it’s speaking in front of an audience, trying out for a new role, or learning a new skill. When we confront these challenges, we’re not only overcoming our fears but also discovering our true potential.

Tackle What You’ve Been Putting Off

Procrastination can be a tricky habit to break, but it’s important to confront the tasks we’ve been avoiding. 

Start by making a list of what you’ve been putting off and choose one to work on. 

Break it down into smaller steps to make it more manageable. 

You’ll feel a sense of accomplishment and motivation as you make progress.

Face the Hard Stuff

It’s true that some things in life are harder than others, but that doesn’t mean we should shy away from them. 

In fact, facing tough challenges head-on helps us grow and become more resilient. So, whether it’s asking for help with your work, standing up for a friend, or trying a new activity, remember to confront what’s hard.

By confronting our fears and taking action, we can become champions in our own lives. 

So, let’s be brave, face our challenges, and inspire others to do the same. Remember, the hardest part is often just getting started. So, take a deep breath and take that first step.