Yes. But I am more afraid of waking up one day and realizing that I did not live.
That I spent years in traffic jams, dreaming of another life. That I worked in places that took more from me than they gave. That I filled my days with urgent things... but not important. And that I was there, but not present, with the people I love the most.
Failing at what I love does not scare me that much. What really scares me is giving up without having tried. It is settling for surviving when I really want to live.
And if you are also in that struggle... Welcome. You are not alone.
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Fear of failure?
Yes.
But I am more afraid of waking up one day and realizing that I did not live.
That I spent years in traffic jams, dreaming of another life.
That I worked in places that took more from me than they gave.
That I filled my days with urgent things... but not important.
And that I was there, but not present, with the people I love the most.
Failing at what I love does not scare me that much.
What really scares me is giving up without having tried.
It is settling for surviving when I really want to live.
And if you are also in that struggle...
Welcome. You are not alone.