I would feel so much lighter (physically and mentally), not experience as many physical pain, I would be more relaxed as a parent and person. I would have a more intimate relationship with myself and others.
Thanks for keep waking me up, Tara
Without fear, I would jump into opportunities instead of just “dipping my toe in”. My eyes would be open to the rich potential there and I would trust it and inhabit it, instead of “playing at being fearless” like I often feel I do.
A joyful, fully alive, loving and determined being. Not reckless though. Being at place with what is, compassion and forgiveness are necessary capacities for it.
I would wake up and have joy and belief in myself and my abilities.
I would accomplish many creative things in my life and I would have no regrets or doubts.
I would be able to help people as well as helping myself.
I would love and respect myself and have the courage to live a full meaningful overflowing life
I would be open to new romantic possibilities and at peace with where I am now and not terrified of being alone because I don’t have a romantic partner in my life.
it’s hard to imagine. it’s always there–sometimes hiding and i believe it’s gone but always there as i never have enough support to oust alarmed aloneness.
Without fear, I would know how to deal with agressive people in a non judgmental and reactive way.
I would not loose my words/ or become to « pushy » in trying to convince when trying to respond when confronted to people not sharing my ideas.
I would have more space, be more creative, more centered .
I would be putting myself and my needs and wants first and not feeling guilty or responsible/accepting responsibility for the pain of other people.
I would also be working in my part time counselling practice successfully and supporting some of the most marginalized people to live the life they want for themselves.
I would be someone who would reach out to people more and foster relationships more openly. I have a ‘tribe’, but don’t engage unless encouraged or asked to join. I think my fears of rejection, trust and vulnerability get in the way. So, I keep myself at bay. I would also be further along my career path. I have doubted myself for so long in pursuing furthering my education believing I’m not smart enough and don’t have what it takes. My thoughts flip flop constantly and constantly put the pause button on my plans. I over analyze, instead of putting fear aside.
Caroline Vella, Psychotherapy, MT says
I would be someone who is free to be!
Susanna Mader, Other, AT says
Wann to be free of fear and doubt
Caroline North, GB says
I would be more confident to make big decisions, speak my mind, open up freely, without fearing rejection.
Zeynep Kaymak, Other, TR says
Feel like a bird in the sky.
Maria Heinl, Counseling, GB says
A much lighter person and really open to the world and others around me!
Caro Cooper, Other, GB says
Free to live with fluidity
Anonymous says
I would live life more joyfully, more creatively and spontaneously. Many bodily stresses, especially with my digestive system would vanish.
Eric Altman, S man, CA, USA says
I would be a powerful force for positive change.
Anja Nohlen, Social Work, DE says
Without fear i could trust myself and others, not immediately expecting hurt and rejection
Anonymous says
to choose, what is good and healthy for me
caroline moss, Teacher, GB says
A person at peace with everything life throws at her.
Karine Barbeau, Psychology, FR says
I would surf on my natural gifts and offer them to the world without any restriction from my mind…
Liz Walker, Other, GB says
I would be free. ❤️
Jude Wait, Van, WA, USA says
Living
Alexandra Brauner, Stress Management, AT says
I would be free and at ease – present any moment, knowing the difference between real and true.
Betsy M, Counseling, Virginia Beach, VA, USA says
Without fears about health issues I would relax into life and be peaceful.
E BROWN, Occupational Therapy, GB says
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Spijker de Bruin, Psychotherapy, NL says
I would feel so much lighter (physically and mentally), not experience as many physical pain, I would be more relaxed as a parent and person. I would have a more intimate relationship with myself and others.
Thanks for keep waking me up, Tara
love Jiska
Tanja Ehrenberg, Coach, SE says
Thank you. Interesting and inspiring.
Tanja
Angeliki Pappa, Other, GR says
I would be a truly free and happy person.
A role model to my daughter
Celia L., Student, ES says
Without fear I would dare to be myself.
Shirley Mcken, Other, GB says
I would be free to live with an open heart, to truly live in the present, to love fully, to dance and express myself without fear
Patrick Ong Ante, Psychotherapy, PH says
I would be me… imbued with an absolute sense of my right to be in this world, creative, loving, and free of fear.
Isa Petzschmann, Social Work, DE says
I would be Happy, could Love and feel loved. Would be in deep contakt and trust with myself could see and feel my deep inner dreams and follow them.
Elyssa Schmid, Another Field, CA says
Without fear, I would jump into opportunities instead of just “dipping my toe in”. My eyes would be open to the rich potential there and I would trust it and inhabit it, instead of “playing at being fearless” like I often feel I do.
Anonymous says
A joyful, fully alive, loving and determined being. Not reckless though. Being at place with what is, compassion and forgiveness are necessary capacities for it.
Sally Trainor, Teacher, GR says
I would wake up and have joy and belief in myself and my abilities.
I would accomplish many creative things in my life and I would have no regrets or doubts.
I would be able to help people as well as helping myself.
I would love and respect myself and have the courage to live a full meaningful overflowing life
Mary M, Another Field, New York, NY, USA says
Let’s find out
Tara Gaskin, Another Field, GB says
I would be free and laugh a lot like I use too
Colleen Sutherland, Student, ZA says
I would be open to new romantic possibilities and at peace with where I am now and not terrified of being alone because I don’t have a romantic partner in my life.
Zoe, Teacher, GB says
A peaceful and relaxed person, who experiences more joy and feels free to pursue what interests them,
Eline, Other, NL says
Without fear I would feel more at home in m body and mind. I would be free to blossom.
Ann Roelofse, Teacher, ZA says
I will be a successful coach, public speaker
Candy W says
A less stresssed, more relaxed person who would more regularly see the light and not shadows
Lana Ellis, Another Field, CA says
I would trust myself, have self confidence and not rely on the approval of others.
ilona lampi, CA says
it’s hard to imagine. it’s always there–sometimes hiding and i believe it’s gone but always there as i never have enough support to oust alarmed aloneness.
Annoymou says
Who knows
Martine Imberton, Another Field, FR says
Without fear, I would know how to deal with agressive people in a non judgmental and reactive way.
I would not loose my words/ or become to « pushy » in trying to convince when trying to respond when confronted to people not sharing my ideas.
I would have more space, be more creative, more centered .
Kathleen De Lille, Psychotherapy, IT says
Without fear of doing o saying something wrong I would be more free and feel more happy.
Anonymous says
Thank you Tara
Patricia Poulain, Other, GB says
I would feel more open, natural and, free.
Open to enjoy and, accept things as they arise.
Trust in my own goodness.
Leela Miller, Teacher, Highlands Ranch, CO, USA says
I’d be a successful artist
Nan Prittie, Other, CA says
Without fear and doubt I would feel more peace, more humble confidence and more able to let love flow through me to others.
Deirdre Mcgeough, Other, IE says
I would be less worried about what others thought of me. I would be more self assured,
S Lee, Counseling, GB says
I would be the person I know I really am, who can get hidden behind of fear; confident and able to hold my personal power.
Tove Henriksen, Nursing, NO says
I would be more relaxed and not so afraid of not be enought.
Prashant K, Medicine, IN says
My true self – radiating the essence of the divine love within.
A Powell, Counseling, CA says
I would be putting myself and my needs and wants first and not feeling guilty or responsible/accepting responsibility for the pain of other people.
I would also be working in my part time counselling practice successfully and supporting some of the most marginalized people to live the life they want for themselves.
Kristina Ristved, USA says
I would be someone who would reach out to people more and foster relationships more openly. I have a ‘tribe’, but don’t engage unless encouraged or asked to join. I think my fears of rejection, trust and vulnerability get in the way. So, I keep myself at bay. I would also be further along my career path. I have doubted myself for so long in pursuing furthering my education believing I’m not smart enough and don’t have what it takes. My thoughts flip flop constantly and constantly put the pause button on my plans. I over analyze, instead of putting fear aside.
Annette Lechner, Coach, NL says
So much more free to do and feel what ever comes up. And so much more relaxed.