We talked a little bit a couple weeks ago about how destructive worrying can be for us Moms. (You can reference Chapter 9 in The 10 Habits of Happy Mothers to read what I have to say about the two most common fears: Loss of Control and Fear of Rejection).
We talked a little bit a couple weeks ago about how destructive worrying can be for us Moms. (You can reference Chapter 9 in The 10 Habits of Happy Mothers to read what I have to say about the two most common fears: Loss of Control and Fear of Rejection).
The power of our fears can be enormous. An initially small fear can morph into a larger, broader one over time. When fear slides its ugly tentacles into our relationships, nothing good results from it.
So we moms need to square off with our fears and learn to take charge over them so that they lose their power over us. The great news is that we can. We most certainly can. And once we’re honest and expose our fears, we free ourselves.
Here’s how to clarify what you fear:
We can’t fight what we don’t see. Enemies must be identified and set apart.