Welcome back to the podcast. My name is Joseph Clough and this is episode 745. Now into today's episode, we're

talking about overcoming the fear of asking for help. That's what we're really talking about,

because some things that I tend to talk about are the five

common fears that I can think of and let's see if I can. So the fear of failure, the fear of

not of the fear of rejection, the fear of not being enough, the fear of rejection the fear of not being enough the fear of

of success and the fifth one being the fear of asking for help now they all

interact with one another really like the fear of failure of fear of success the

fear of not being enough the fear of not asking for help, because they come

from the same energy and they come from the same space. And what I mean by that is that sometimes

if we think about asking for help, we may receive judgment by that person or those people who we're asking.

So we feel bad about it. And also on top of that, sometimes our issues are very, very personal and private.

So it's not always nice to go, look, my name is Joseph Clough and I'm a

blusher. My name's Joseph Clough and I don't feel worthy. My name's Joseph Clough and I've just

petrified about this situation. Because I had those thoughts in my mind of being petrified, of not

being enough, worthy, deserving or good enough the

fear of failure fear of rejection I had all of those fully present in my

neurology but to actually express that to someone is very very hard because if

we're expressing weakness right of not because we're having these negative thoughts,

let's just say, then it makes us feel vulnerable.

It makes us feel like what are they going to think of us?

Because do you know what?

Sometimes, sometimes people have this mask on. And on this mask is what they want to project out to the people that they're working with.

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