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How many times have you felt afraid of not achieving something you deeply wanted? Has anyone ever pointed a finger at you, saying you’re not capable or that it’s not meant for you?

Fear arises from experiences that have left a mark on you—sometimes even subtle ones you may not realize, like watching a scene on TV or hearing a story from a friend about a challenging situation they faced.

Joe Dispenza mentions that every shift in thought brings us closer to what we desire. It strengthens us, generates new feelings, and all of this stems from an aligned mindset.

The fear of losing something deeply affects those who have already achieved a certain level of success or stability. However, it also paralyzes those who haven’t reached that level, pushing them further away from what they truly deserve.

Holding back from taking action often reflects a fear of our own opportunities. Consciously or not, many believe they are undeserving of success, happiness, or prosperity.

This feeling of inadequacy stifles bold actions and fuels a cycle of self-limitation, making abundance seem perpetually out of reach.

There are greater fears and lesser fears. Three key fears stand out as life-changing for anyone.

Lesser fears may have an impact but not as profoundly as the three major fears.

A quick overview of these lesser fears can help you recognize them in your daily life. And the final three are the ones that can transform your life entirely.


OVERCOME FEAR and Unlock Abundance with Joe Dispenza
OVERCOME FEAR and Unlock Abundance with Joe Dispenza
OVERCOME FEAR and Unlock Abundance with Joe Dispenza


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