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Feeding Fear

Feeding Fear

Fear has a unique way of intimidating us from moving forward in life. What if I fail? What if this happens? I can't... It will never happen... All these ne...
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Fear has a unique way of intimidating us from moving forward in life. What if I fail? What if this happens? I can't... It will never happen... All these negative thoughts can cause us to stand still in our path of life.

As long as we are injured in our crippled way of thinking, fear will hover over us. Its presence will be known and it will wait for us to die.

Do not mistake fear as a killer, for it will not kill us. Instead, it will wait for us to slowly perish and feed on us every second it gets the chance.

Feeding Fear by Elena Evans-Chumsky
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Canon EOS 60D

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Aperture 56/10 ISO 640 Shutter 1/1600 Focal Length 400/1

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Jul, 2016

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79

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Peer Award

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