Short reflective monologue on fear as a mental frame that inhibits action; the speaker argues fear is 'poor management of your mind' and contrasts anticipating fear with anticipating trust, urging listeners to approach tasks (like public speaking) with trust rather than fear.
Fear is mostly poor management of your mind. And you must stop having fear as a frame. When you anticipate things are going to cause fear. When you fearfully see something you will not approach, you will avoid. And as you fearfully see something. I'm so scared to get up on stage. No, trust. When you get up there, you will serve two different things. Fear. Fear, fear, fear, fear. Back, back, back, back, back. And you wonder, why did five years go by and I've been so timid? Because you saw fear in advance, not faith in advance.
