The Fear of Failure: How to Become an Action Taker, Stop Worrying, Overcome Procrastination and Perfectionism Wilda Hale

Mistakes and failures often leave us with feelings of unworthiness. Thoughts such as "I'm not good enough" or "I'm not smart enough" flood our minds. Why do we judge ourselves so harshly? Everyone experiences failure at some point in their life.

But in our society, success is celebrated, while failure is considered something that we need to stay away from.

Should failure be something we're embarrassed about, something that makes us feel worthless?

Knowing how to handle failure makes a massive difference when it comes to our mental health and our capability to get back on our feet...

As an entrepreneur, author, and human being, I'm no stranger to failure; I don't think there's anyone who hasn't experienced it in one way or another, which is why I felt inspired to write this book. I have wasted many years and so many opportunities because I wasn't feeling ready or good enough. Constant worry and self-doubt in my abilities made me feel imprisoned, hopeless, and miserable. I was trapped in awful imaginary scenarios. Fear held me back more than any other obstacle.

I understand how it feels when the voice inside your head always looks for a way to hold you back. But now it's time you start nurturing a new voice: one that reminds you that you're good enough and that encourages you to push through when all seems to fall apart.

Even if you dealt with worry, self-doubt, and paralyzing fear since you've known yourself, this book is simple, practical, and here to help you get unstuck.