The Fear of a Door

 One of my favorite songs of all time is the song from Journey called “Don’t Stop Believing” for it resonates to my inner core. Have you ever thought what resonates to your inner core? God is my primary and ultimate Father and guidance and music empowers me. We all need a primary figure to guide us and positive and creative art to motivate us. Through all the guidance and empowerment, I am human and I fear change. I fear visually what is behind a door. I fear visually a locked and chained door that keeps me away from success. Consequently, we have to be willing to accept rejection and the brick walls in our lives as learning opportunities to improve ourselves.

For those who look at doors due to the fear of rejection and never take that chance to attempt to open that door, you are stagnated and you are inactive. Additionally, for those who attempt to open every door that they see will become overwhelmed. All of those doors that you opened look wonderful but in reality you did not enter inside those doors to receive gifts and opportunities. These types of people are incomplete. Visually, think of yourself as a hiring manager and you are looking forward to the applicant arriving for the interview. This particular applicant has a resume that reflects enormous amount of experiences, education, and skills. Once the applicant arrives for the interview and you ask a line of questioning and the applicant is unable to answer any questions, this applicant represents an incomplete person.  

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This website is about you and me! The fear of a door will not and cannot destroy who we are and what we desire to achieve in this short life! Focus on your strengths and improve your weaknesses.  It is time to start opening that door toward success! For success will arrive to people who continue to strive toward success. When you knock on a door and rejection occurs it is a gift toward your upcoming success! They did not want you and you did not need them to take you on this journey toward success!  No matter how many doors you knock on, eventually one of those doors will welcome you toward your journey to success! Don’t ever give up! Don’t ever stop trying! Don’t ever stop improving! People who are in their 90s continue to improve their lives! Every breath that you take is your time to strive and achieve success. It is called motivation! Utilize those tools to motivate and drive you and this website is designed to assist toward that empowerment of becoming a better person! Success requires improving your mental, emotional, physical, psychological and spiritual self! Yes, we will fear the door but that door does not symbolize our package of mental, emotional, physical, psychological and spiritual self! When that door opens, we will enter it and give it the best by actively taking that chance and completely accomplishing the mission of our own empowerment!

Blessings and Love,

 Joan