Fear of Change

The fear of change is more common in our society than people might think. Babies and animals like routine and many adults are the same.  When people are required to change or have the desire to change, it is often the case that people have to step outside of their comfort zone.  This discomfort can stall the change process in its tracks.

There are a multitude of fears we may experience when making a major personal change. We can fear success as much as failure, and--in relationships--commitment as much as rejection. So often, though, the heart of the problem is simply that we don’t like change. When we look carefully at what frightens us, we find it is the fear of change that is holding us back.

Of course we find unwelcome change unsettling. But this can be just as true when the change is one we strongly desire to make. That is to say, we can long for the change on one level yet fear it on another. Such ambivalence when making a major change is extremely common, although many people are surprised when they experience it.

Fear of change is in most cases accompanied by a feeling of insecurity and a sense of loss. However, life without a change is not acceptable. A changeless life is often monotonous and unexciting.

Negative Thoughts encouraging Fear of Change

Many people don’t realize that they have negative scripts or self talk when it comes to change.  These beliefs stall us from embarking on any real change.

Before any real change can happen, people need to change these negative thoughts to positive ones.  Otherwise the creative subconscious self regulates to stop the change or even sabotage it.

Below are some examples of negative thoughts:

1. If I change I will encounter new situations I am not prepared for that will make feel uncomfortable, anxious, or inadequate.

2. If I change then I will be allowing myself to become exploited.

3. The fear of change helps protect my rights as an individual.

4. Change is only uncomfortable.

5. Change means I'm being passive.

6. The unknown is fraught with uncertainty and where I am now is certain and more comfortable.

7. Change requires effort and is inherently painful.

There are many ways to overcome fears and specifically the fear of change.  The most effective method is to internalize the belief that change is within our comfort zone.

Once we believe that change is not only inevitable but interesting, challenging and rewarding, people respond much more positively to changes in their lives.

One effective and easy approach to overcoming the fear of change is the Chartering Success Tool™.  This tool reprograms the subconscious to change your beliefs.  It has been proven scientifically that you create your experiences by the beliefs and thoughts you hold, prior to them manifesting in reality.  The Chartering Success Tool™ has been designed to easily and effectively help you apply the law of attraction by changing your beliefs and thoughts. Trust is also key, knowing that it will happen in the right space and time.

The daily lessons not only keep it front and center in our minds, it also ensures the subconscious mind is programmed to attract what you desire.  Through quantum physics, it has been proven that if you change the belief in your mind, it will change in your life.  It has to happen “within” before it can happen in your outer world.

The key principle of the Chartering Success Tool ™ is that it is an accelerated process of emitting your signal to reach your goals.  You are not simply thinking the positive affirmations to achieve whatever goal you desire, you are holistically programming the goal or new belief into your subconscious.  The Chartering Success Tool ™ does this by using proven multi-sensory techniques that ensure you are sending the right signal.

This tool also relaxes the body and the mind which helps facilitate success.  Done daily, it helps the body relax and ensure your mind is open to achieving your goals.

Using the Chartering Success Tool™ can help you overcome the fear of change in your life if used diligently, every day over a consistent period of time.  With a money back guarantee, you have nothing to lose.  Just a few minutes a day is all it takes.

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