3 Small Proven Tactics To Overcome Big Startup Fears

Starting a business is one of the most liberating, life-changing things you can do.

You’ve made your decision. You want to start working for yourself and be ready for the income caps to be off your finances. One problem is that gap between seeing your vision and getting to it almost feels impossible.

Where do you start?

Should you start?

Can you do it?

Before you know it, that excitement you once held for your project is now just a distant thought. Tonight’s dinner has now taken priority. But why does this keep happening? You get to a specific idea or part of the process and then stop until the next time.

Without you realizing it, your fearful thoughts are causing you to react and retract away from your true desires. These fears have become the cage from which you’re unable to escape. So how can you side-sweep these fears and move towards the dream you want?

Here are three small tactics to help you overcome your big startup fears.

Accept That You Are Not A Psychic

When I finally hacked the lock off my cage of fear and started living according to my desires is when I finally understood what fear is. Fear is the worry of something that doesn’t even exist. You are worried about something that hasn’t happened. Why are you torturing yourself over events, situations, or circumstances that haven’t even occurred?

That’s crazy.

Let it go. Your fears are there to protect you and keep you safe. But when they are controlling you instead of you controlling them, it’s a recipe for disaster. This prevents you from achieving what you want in life.

If you are making sensible and rational decisions, then you have no reason to be fearful of the things that don’t exist (and may never exist). To think about your startup fears is to attract them to you, so accept that a bad event may happen in your business; it’s called “learning.”

Reset Your Program

Your mind currently runs on its program. At the moment, whatever situation you are in in your life means that your mindset has attracted you to that situation.

Your startup fears are part of a mindset program that you have set for yourself, which constantly plays back to you. When you become conscious of the program you’ve unconsciously set for yourself, you can reprogram it.

Right now, your mindset is either focused on successful or unsuccessful thoughts. Each program is based on things like your experiences in your childhood, environment, personal life, relationships, etc.

Begin reprogramming yourself by becoming aware of your thought patterns so that you can sense and feel your negative presence. When you are experiencing negative thoughts, your body language will change — your face and aura will change.

Being aware of these changes in yourself means you can consciously alter them. Do not allow negative thoughts, words, or actions to enter your experience. Commit to seeing yourself and others in a good light. Luckily, we are all born differently, with various traits and personalities. Our perspectives are different, our skills vary, and our opinions can change. Appreciate this and only respond to it from a positive aspect. Like a mirror with a positive reflection, it will reflect positivity to you.

Next, contact your subconscious mind by sitting in a quiet place where you won’t be bothered. Using a pen and paper, write down all your worries, anxieties, or anything important that is on your to-do list. Dedicate this time to you and your subconscious mind. Listen and feel what it has to say.

Why is it not working with you towards your goals? What are its fears? Why is it pushing against you? What is it protecting you from?

Start your list with broad reasons, then start digging deeper to get specific answers. For example, your subconscious “broad” fears might include the fear of success. To get clear answers, think about what it is that you fear about success:

  • Is it growing apart from your partner?
  • Is it letting people down?
  • Is it having more people rely on you?
  • Is it the thought of extra responsibility?
  • Is it the fear of being tied down to your desk?
  • Is it the thought of having more work?

Allow your subconscious to have its say. After all, it’s just trying to prevent harm and disappointment. Hear without judgment or anger, only genuine curiosity.

If you can tap into the specific reasons why your fears exist, this is the priceless information you need to turn things around and change the program. Once you’ve reached the core of your worries and fears, it’s time to release them. Speak to your subconscious in a way that is comfortable to you. This could mean speaking out loud, writing a letting, or just thinking the words. Work it out so you can work together and not against each other.

Make a promise to honor what is truly important to you and what you truly want in your life.

You are taking control and reprogramming the subconscious mind and your whole life.

Planning Makes Perfect

When you have a plan, you increase the potential of your desired outcome.

If your startup is a one-person show, the journey can overwhelm you when you look at everything that needs to be done from the start to the end. All the hurdles, potential downfalls, and new knowledge can make you fear starting a business. But the journey doesn’t seem so scary when you have every step planned out in front of you.

By planning, the vast leap becomes small steps, and if you can continuously plan the next small effort, you’re slowly growing your business before you know it.

The key to startup planning is being productive and not just busy. The way to do this is to create a huge to-do list. Write down everything that needs to be done in your business. Leave nothing and write freely, from the biggest to the minor tasks. Then, section each task into groups. The first group is for functions that only contribute to your startup growth. The other groups are based on the tasks that need to be completed but are not urgent.

What’s most important is knowing what tasks need to be done to grow your business. This includes product creation, submitting guest posts, or testing your service before it sells.

Conclusion

Ultimately, it is a scary time to start a business. If you are fearful, your options are to stay caged by fear or to accept, embrace it, and keep pushing forward.

As I said, fear is the worry of events and situations that haven’t even happened. You can keep yourself locked up or break free and make the visions in your head a reality.

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