If You Are Scared Of Your Own Reality, You Must Read These Quotes

If you do not have the courage to face your own reality, the life you are creating, these quotes are for you.

According to Brianna Wiest,

‘Some people show you what’s possible if you keep going, and others show you what’s possible if you give up.’

Your ability to create resides in the millisecond that is right in front of you. The more time you spend fixated on what’s way behind or far ahead, the more you surrender your power.’

Even steps backward are part of the dance. Trust that something vital was learned and found within these experiences. Trust that something crucial came to be.’

‘You aren’t being asked to just get past this moment, to only endure. You’re being asked to transform through it. Life is giving you a chance to swell to a wholeness greater than you previously conceived, Say thank you.’

Don’t shrink your life to meet your comfort zone; expand your vision to meet your standard.’

‘You don’t have to change your entire life overnight. Just do one thing a little better than you did yesterday. Then do it again.’

Focus on how your life feels rather than how you imagine it looks. That’s where your true journey begins.’

You are meant for what you want at the deepest level of yourself.’

Determine how you’d actually like to spend your today. Every other answer will be found in that same knowing space.’

The stronger you get, the stronger you are. The more you learn, the better you become. The more you build, the more you have. The more you become, the more your life expands. Every step sets you a little more free.’

Being scared of your own reality is not the answer. The answer is facing it.

As always, you are more, not less!

Further Reading:

Brianna Wiest (2025). The Life That’s Awaiting

If You Want To Live Your Life Courageously Every Day, These Quotes Are For You

Empower yourself.

‘By empowering yourself to shift your thinking patterns, you can change the way you perceive fear and courage.’- Mary Poffenroth, PhD

Extend kindness to yourself.

‘Try to always extend kindness and understanding to yourself when you make mistakes or encounter difficulties.’- Mary Poffenroth, PhD

Reframe your thoughts.

‘Reframing is not about making every negative thought a positive one; it’s about placing an unhelpful thought into the light of reality.’– Mary Poffenroth

Transform your expectations.

‘If you can transform your expectations from fear based to courage based, your behavior toward yourself and others reflects those expectations, leading to braver choices and a more courageous mind.’- Mary Poffenroth, PhD

Engage in positive activities.

‘By engaging in net-positive playful activities such as games or art without ambition, our attention is diverted away from these negative thoughts and toward something far more enjoyable and uplifting.’- Mary Poffenroth, PhD

Practice gratitude.

Gratitude is a powerful practice for bringing more joy into our lives– and there are so many ways to weave it into your routine.’- Mary Poffenroth, PhD

Focus your attention on things you enjoy

‘By focusing your attention on something benign, like spinning a tiny ball bearing around on a ring, you can help yourself not focus quite so much on a stress trigger.’- Mary Poffenroth

Be brave.

‘Living courageously means being willing to move through fear rather than avoiding or denying its presence in your life.’- Mary Poffenroth

Name your fear.

‘By assigning a specific name to your fear, you solidify the experience you’re having.’- Mary Poffenroth

Control your thoughts.

‘By spotting our fear-influenced thinking patterns and understanding their root causes, we can start building bridges away from those invisible fear cages that keep us trapped.’- Mary Poffenroth, PhD

Further Reading:

Mary Poffenroth (2024). Brave New You: Strategies, Tools, and Neurohacks to Live More Courageously Every Day