Quote by Dr. David Schwartz

Do what you fear and fear disappears.

Do what you fear and fear disappears.

Summary

This quote suggests that by facing our fears and taking action, we can overcome them. It implies that fear often arises from the unknown or our own insecurities, and that once we confront it head-on, it begins to dissipate. By pushing ourselves outside our comfort zones and embracing challenges, we can gain a sense of empowerment and confidence, ultimately eliminating fear from our lives. It emphasizes the importance of taking bold steps and not letting fear hold us back from personal growth and achievement.

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By Dr. David Schwartz

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