Fear of Fear

Underestimates the level of discomfort.

The longest fear is usually the fear of fear.

This is not the case when we are afraid and we are afraid of our reaction to an event until we can handle it.

In doing so, we underestimate how much inconvenience we can endure, especially when there is a reason for it.

People are afraid of meaningless pain, but if they believe they have a higher purpose, they are willing to endure any pain.

Thus, overcoming the fear of fear focuses more on the broader picture than on temporary dissatisfaction.

Selfish prejudices arise when we think things are better or easier to understand because they are ours.

This happens when people believe they are willing to correct their faults.