I have learned that there is always more to learn. And experience is our greatest teacher.
—Susan Jeffers
Topics: Feel, Teach, Fear, Learn, Experience, Great
Determine what you want on your life and act on it.
—Susan Jeffers
Topics: Fear, Life, Act, Feel
Action is the key to your success.
—Susan Jeffers
Topics: Fear, Feel, Act, Action, Success
As I correct what needs to be handled in my life, all my anger toward others dissipates.
—Susan Jeffers
Topics: Fear, War, Life, Anger, Feel
As far as I know, everyone feels fear as he or she moves forward through life. It is absolutely possible that there are some evolved souls in this world who never experience fear, but I have not met them.
—Susan Jeffers
Topics: Life, Feel, Fear, Soul, Experience, Now, World, War
When you give your subsconscious the message “I can’t,” your subconscious really believes you and registers on its computer: WEAK… WEAK… WEAK…
—Susan Jeffers
Topics: Give, Feel, Believe, Age, Fear
It is fairly predictable, however, that when you’ve finally mastered something and gotten rid of the fear, you will feel so good that you will decide that there is something else out there you want to accomplish, and guess what! The fear begins again as you prepare to meet a new challenge.
—Susan Jeffers
Topics: Feel, Master, New, Will, Decide, Fear, Good
When you operate from the Higher Self, you feel centered and abundant—in fact, overflowing. When you experience this abundance, your fears automatically disappear.
—Susan Jeffers
Topics: Feel, Experience, Win, Dance, Abundance, Act, Fear
The truth is:If you knew you could handle anything that came your way, what would you have to fear?The answer is: NOTHING!
—Susan Jeffers
Topics: Fear, Power
I know I’ll handle it. I have nothing to worry about.
—Susan Jeffers
Topics: Now, Worry, Fear, Feel
What we resist persists.
—Susan Jeffers
Topics: Fear, Feel
All you have to do to diminish fear is to develop more trust in your ability to handle whatever comes your way!
—Susan Jeffers
Topics: Trust, Fear, Feel
Fear of particular situations dissolved when I finally confronted them. The “doing it” comes before the fear goes away.
—Susan Jeffers
Topics: Doing, Feel, Fear
So commit! Commit yourself to pushing through the fear and becoming more than you are at the present moment. The you that could be is absolutely colossal.
—Susan Jeffers
Topics: Fear, Feel
Most of us do not “sculpt” our lives. We accept what comes our way…then we gripe about it.
—Susan Jeffers
Topics: Live, Fear, Feel
If you’ve truly committed yourself to something, given it all you’ve got, and then concluded that it is not for you—move on to something else.
—Susan Jeffers
Topics: Fear, Feel, Give
They have discovered that security is not having things; it’s handling things. Thus, when you can answer all your “what if”s with “I can handle it,” you can approach all things with a no-lose guarantee, and the fear disappears.
—Susan Jeffers
Topics: Fear, Feel, Discover, Security
So, instead of wanting to throttle your loved ones when they give you a hard time, it is better to look at them as mirrors of what you still need to work on in terms of our personal growth.
—Susan Jeffers
Topics: Persona, Fear, Growth, Better, Feel, Love, Give, Work, Time
As another ancient sage once said, “The pathway is smooth. Why do you throw rocks before you?”
—Susan Jeffers
Topics: Fear, Feel, Age
THE TRUTH IS THAT YOU REALLY ARE IN CONTROL—IN TOTAL CONTROL.
—Susan Jeffers
Topics: Truth, Fear, Feel, Control
Shoulds bring on guilt and upset—totally draining emotions. Your power is taken every time you utter the words “I should”.
—Susan Jeffers
Topics: Time, Fear, Feel, Power
For some reason, when you become a support to others, you become bigger than you are.
—Susan Jeffers
Topics: Fear, Support, Reason, Feel, Become
The most important thing is for you to be your own best friend. Whatever you are doing—don’t put yourself down. Slowly begin to discover which, for you, is the path of the heart. Which path in life will make you grow? That is the path to take.
—Susan Jeffers
Topics: Life, Discover, Doing, Friend, Feel, Fear, Best, Will, Heart
You are innately designed to use your personal power. When you don’t, you experience a sense of helplessness, paralysis, and depression—which is your clue that something is not working as it could. You, like all of us, deserve everything that is wonderful and exciting in life. And those feelings emerge only when you get in touch with your powerful self.
—Susan Jeffers
Topics: Life, Work, Power, Experience, Feelings, Depression, Fear, Persona, Feel
At the bottom of every one of your fears is simply the fear that you can’t handle whatever life may bring you.
—Susan Jeffers
Topics: Fear
When you see yourself connected to something bigger than yourself, you no longer feel you must do it all alone. Your sense of power becomes highly magnified, and your fears are greatly diminished.
—Susan Jeffers
Topics: Power, Feel, Great, Fear, Become
We can’t control the world, but we can control our reactions to it.
—Susan Jeffers
Topics: Fear, Action, Feel, World, Act, Control
The point to remember is that when you blame any outside force for any of your experience of life, you are literally giving away all your power and thus creating pain, paralysis and depression.
—Susan Jeffers
Topics: Giving, Experience, Life, Fear, Depression, Feel, Blame, Power, Pain
If you are focused on “the way it’s supposed to be,” you might miss the opportunity to enjoy the way it is or to have it be wonderful in a totally different way from what you imagined.
—Susan Jeffers
Topics: Fear, Joy, Focus, Feel, Opportunity, Rent
She knows the answer to her question “what if?” The answer is: “I’ll handle it!”
—Susan Jeffers
Topics: Now, Fear, Feel
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