🧠 Quote of the Day: "Everything you’ve ever wanted is on the other side of fear." — George Addair
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Quote of the day by RTH |
Today’s quote is deep — like late-night existential crisis deep. George Addair wasn’t a global superstar or Instagram philosopher — he was a real estate investor and motivational speaker — but this one line?
It’s louder than your alarm on Monday mornings.
Let’s decode this quote together and break it down the RTH way — with stories, giggles, deep life truths, and maybe a touch of dark humor because why not?
😨 Fear: The Gatekeeper of Your Dreams
Let’s face it. Most of us aren’t stopped by failure.
We’re stopped by the fear of failure.
By the “What if I mess up?”
“What if people laugh?”
“What if I crash and burn harder than my first pancake?”
But here’s the thing…
Your dream job, your dream relationship, your dream version of yourself — they’re all hiding behind fear’s scary-looking curtain.
And fear’s just that: a curtain. Not a wall. You can walk through it.
💭 Personal Story: The First Time I Spoke on Stage
I still remember the first time I was invited to speak in front of 300+ people. I said yes and immediately regretted it.
My heart was racing. My mouth was dry. My brain was on vacation.
But guess what? I didn’t die.
In fact… people clapped. (I think a few actually meant it.)
That one moment led to more speaking gigs, more confidence, and a wild belief that maybe, just maybe, I wasn’t a total disaster.
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🧠 What Fear Really Is (It’s Not What You Think)
Fear isn’t always a villain. It’s often a confused bodyguard, trying to protect you.
But most of the time, fear’s logic is outdated.
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You want to post your art? Fear says “What if no one likes it?”
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You want to change careers? Fear says “Too risky, buddy.”
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You want to ask someone out? Fear says “Better stay lonely forever.”
Truth bomb: Fear is loudest right before a breakthrough.
🎯 Flip the Script: Use Fear as Fuel
Every time you feel fear, think of it as a GPS marker saying: “Yo, treasure ahead!”
If it scares you… it probably matters. That’s the secret sauce.
Instead of running from fear, run toward it with sneakers on and an iced coffee in hand.
💡 RTH’s “Fear Crusher” Checklist
Want to move through fear like a boss? Try these:
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Name the fear – “I’m afraid I’ll fail” is more useful than vague anxiety.
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Visualize success – What if it goes right?
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Take micro actions – 1% steps every day > one grand leap.
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Laugh at it – Literally. Mock your fear in the mirror. Works wonders.
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Remember past wins – You’ve overcome before. You will again.
🧍♂️ Real-Life Example: Will Smith’s Skydiving Story
Will Smith once shared that his best life experience came right after his most terrified moment — jumping out of a plane.
He was scared up until the second he jumped… and then, pure joy.
“God placed the best things in life on the other side of your maximum fear.” — Will Smith
(Bro’s wise when he’s not fighting comedians.)
🥊 Dark Humor Dose
Fear is like that one friend who gives you bad advice but shows up anyway. Like:
“Don’t ask her out — you might get embarrassed. Just die alone instead.”
Umm… thanks, Fear.
🛠️ Tools to Help You Smash Fear (Without a Hammer)
Tool | Use |
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Headspace App | Guided meditation for fear & anxiety |
“Feel the Fear and Do It Anyway” by Susan Jeffers | Must-read book |
Toastmasters | Practice public speaking safely |
“Rejection Therapy” | Game where you purposely get rejected for 30 days |
Because desensitizing fear is the name of the game.
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📜 Recap:
"Everything you’ve ever wanted is on the other side of fear." — George Addair
It’s true.
Your future self isn’t fearless — they’re braver.
They walked through that fear.
And you can too.
So today, ask yourself:
What is fear stopping me from doing — that I secretly want more than anything?
Now go do it. Shake. Sweat. Stumble. But show up anyway.
Because your dream is still waiting on the other side.
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