Lewis Howes says the real fear isn't failure, it's playing small and never pursuing what you actually want. He pushes for deep relationships and leaving a positive legacy instead of settling for a safe, forgettable life.
I want to remind you that you should never fear failure. Instead, you should fear being like everyone else in the world. Fear regretting that you never actually went for what you truly desired. Fear playing small and being remembered for nothing. Because the purpose of your life is not to play small, but to express yourself fully, to manifest your dreams, and to build deep, meaningful, beautiful and rich relationships in your life. And it's to leave the people in your life and the places better than when you found them. If you think this is true for you, let me know in the comments below.
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