The other night I thought about fear. A powerful emotion closely related to shame but actually more intense than anger. I was recollecting a conversation with a friend about driving and I thought of what I did before when I was having that same issue. I realized that more of us are actually fearful of something we have not experienced yet. And the only way to get through it is to go ahead and do it. The more we spend time worrying, the lesser we spend on doing. We create more and more excuses on not doing if we think too much. And hence, we never tried. We're constantly disturbed about the idea of failing. But what if success was an option and we never tried? "Don't go there", "No, that doesn't look good", "I don't think that's a good idea". I hate when I hear negativity right off the bat. These are excuses of people who never tried, who never left their comfortable situations, who did not take any risks, who never accepted failure because they think they are better when in fact they are afraid. I look up to people who execute, who try despite their limitations, who decides with only 20% of the information. I loath those who assume they can't, who limits themselves, who makes up excuses instead of finding a way. How would you know where you stand if you haven't actually done anything? Attack that wall of "doing" and let your results speak to…