Any time you put yourself on the line, you risk {and maybe fear} failing, falling, being embarrassed, or looking stupid-none of which are comfortable.
In her book "The Art of Action," Susan C. Young explores the inherent risks of taking action and initiating change. She emphasizes that when individuals step out of their comfort zones, they often face fears of failure, embarrassment, and the potential to appear foolish. These feelings can be uncomfortable and deter people from pursuing their goals.
Young's insights encourage readers to acknowledge these fears as a natural part of the process. Despite the discomfort, she advocates for embracing vulnerability and taking action to create a positive impact. By recognizing the risks involved, one can learn to manage them and move forward with courage and determination.
