Siddharth Rajsekar explores what happens when fear and logic collide in decision-making. He proposes three antidotes: find a mentor, join a supportive community, and reframe fear as a friend instead of an enemy. When you do, your emotions learn to trust your logical choices, and that builds the self-belief needed to act.
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So the question is, how do I take decisions when fear and logic are fighting in my head? Logic is, this is the right thing to do. Fear is, if I do this, I'm going to fail. So fear is all to do with emotion. Logic is all to do with the right thing to do. So there's a logic and emotion which normally pulls us. Emotion and logic both can be motivators and drivers for you to hitting your goals. Now the only thing is, how do you deal with fear? The way— the antidote to fear is to find a mentor, to be a part of a system, and to be a part of a supportive community. Once you can work and deal with your fear and make fear as a friend, then the logic will start to make more sense and your emotion will trust the logic. The self-belief and the emotion that you generate through this will give you more logical things to work on for you to improve and go to the next level game. So the answer to your question is join a community and just make fear your friend.