FIVE RULES FOR GETTING RID OF FEAR

We'll review for a minute what we talked about last time -
FIVE RULES FOR GETTING RID OF FEAR
1. Believe in yourself.
2. Associate with confident people.
3. Tune up your confidence machine.
4. Be master of your ship.
5. Keep busy.
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In order to conquer fear you need to -

DO THESE THINGS NOW

* Believe in yourself. Put cards up in your home, you car,
your office, your shop, your computer, with the words
I BELIEVE IN MYSELF.
* Repeat those words ten times each day.
* Refuse to listen to the whisperings of fear - turn up
the volume on the whisperings of faith.
*Associate with confident people from now on.
Borrow confidence from others.
* Tune up your confidence machine. You'll get more
courage to the gallon when you put in the additive of faith,
those whisperings that come in your right ear.
* Keep busy. Self-doubts can't live with busy people.
* Every morning, on rising, say, I AM THE CAPTAIN OF MY SHIP.
Act like it the rest of the day.
* No matter what happens each day to raise your fears,
do that thing you fear to do.
* Act as if you can't fail - and you won't.

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More on the subject of developing a positive attitude next time.
Adopted from neilazia@aol.com