These 2 demons ‘IF’ & ‘WHAT IF’ will never let you PROSPER
If I would have gone overseas, I would have also made a lot of money. If I would have not married, I would have been happier. If I would have married way before time, I would have a kid who would look up to me as a daddy who is much younger than the other dads. Just a few examples and scenarios that I came across when I stumbled upon some of these friends of mine who would use this if. And then there is a what if
If there is some real fear, then you can do some what you say, like you can do some backup plans or you can discuss it with your friend and see if there is any alternate options. All this can be done, but the virtual ones just let go of them and you will learn
Yet I was not content because I wasn't doing something that I really liked doing what I was passionate about. I love training clients. I love coaching clients. So I would train clients part time, but for a nine hour shift, I would spend that time in office. I was extremely scared and insecure to take up a decision to quit my corporate role and go full fledge into the fitness industry because back then the fitness industry was just booming. However, I did take a calculated risk
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See, I too can relate to you on that because I am also a person who has quit the corporate job to follow my passion. And it was a difficult decision for me because leaving a six figure salary and to start from scratch on the writing field and also as a counselor seller, I wanted to do career counseling because I loved that
But oftentimes we can just get so caught up in our own things, following the same path of the if and the what if, the mind it takes us on these journeys that can leave us thinking that no one else cares and that what we experience is unique to us and us alone. And although that may be true in some forms, some details may be unique to our circumstances