No matter what stage in life you are in, it is important to feel that you are on the right path in life. The problem is that many of us experience a sense of fear and discomfort as we grow and develop as a person. It is possible to confuse these emotions with depression.
As a result, we can be distracted by solving these problems, which simply do not exist. It is important to understand that they are simply the embodiment of change. After understanding, we can go towards our goals with perseverance and success.
12 uncomfortable thoughts, feelings and emotions that mean you are on the right track. To learn more about them, let's take a look at feelings and emotions, which are clear indicators of positive change and personal progression. Also take a look at the article 5 Factors That Hinder Your Success.
12. Understand that you are the only person responsible for your own well-being.
As you take steps forward to improve yourself and your life, you begin to understand that you and only you are the creator of your happiness. It is very difficult and difficult, at the same time - it can put pressure that weighs heavily on your shoulders. Regardless, train yourself to embrace that feeling. Taking responsibility for yourself is the first step towards achieving your goals.
11. Feeling lost and aimless
Often times, these feelings are mistaken for symbols of depression. Instead, they indicate that you are pushing your boundaries of comfort. Thus, it makes you feel lost and aimless. You are actively rethinking the paths for further development.
10. Insomnia and disturbing dreams
As soon as you start to experience insomnia, you will find that your head is too full of various thoughts. It is this fact that causes various disturbing dreams, as well as insomnia. They will cause sleep deprivation as the mind is constantly busy with the thought process.
I ran into this before starting work in Thailand back in 2012. Since the economy and income levels were small. Busy with the opportunities and experiences that awaited me, I experienced insomnia. This was typical when making risky decisions in life that push the boundaries of personal development.
9. Intense and vivid dreams
Your dreams, accompanied by vivid and intense dreams, the details of which can be easily remembered, are a manifestation of subconscious thoughts. This suggests that the mind is overwhelmed by compelling and contrasting narratives. The intensity of your dreams often reflects the depth or nature of your thoughts, so you are on the verge of change or progress.
8. Concentration
This feeling is often associated with a feeling of loss or a breakdown in a relationship with a loved one. But in reality, it may refer to improving the internal functions of the brain. When we act on our intuition and engage the creative and emotional aspects of the mind, we are using the right brain hemisphere. This can impair left hemisphere function, which can affect concentration and focus. This means expanding the boundaries of the mind.
7. Confused thoughts
Usually indicative of fear and instability, but this is not always the case. Random outbursts of anger or sadness simply reflect the fact that you have feelings that need to be acknowledged. You must overcome them, as well as the emotional barriers they create.
Typically, outbreaks are due to the fact that you are struggling with feelings, rather than allowing them to enter consciousness and not taking action to resolve them. As such, these feelings are little more than signs that you are identifying and working on some issues.
6. The burdensome desire to be alone
When there is a desire to isolate ourselves from others, we tend to do so in the hope that we will stop feeling overwhelmed. Frustrated with communication and overwhelmed by other people's problems, you enter a period of self-reflection, but once you calibrate your brain, you will regain your attention.
This is something that is welcome, as it means that you are solving your own problems and empowering the mind to meet the challenges before you.
5. Children's fears
If you have experienced problems as a child, chances are that they will recur until you solve them. More often than not, this is seen as a negative thing, but it means that you become more and more conscious. As a result, these feelings and problems make it easy to identify and resolve them for the better.
4. Fear when leaving your comfort zone
Whenever life throws a new test, you are bound to be overwhelmed by a sense of fear and insecurity. This blow to faith and self-confidence makes some people realize that they are unable to respond to a test.
In fact, it’s just an instinctive reaction to pushing yourself out of your comfort zone. This means that you are expanding the scope of your thinking.
3. Uncertainty
Everyone has times when we become insecure in times of change or difficulty. Instead of suffering about it, understand that this is just a sign that you are growing and developing.
2. How far should you travel
There is an old Chinese proverb that says that even if you are 90% of the way, you are not more than halfway there. This reflects the difficulty of getting past the last 10% of the path.
It is embodied in the sense of fear that you experience as you discover growth and development. Therefore, knowing how far you have to go will be an indicator of your personality development.
1. Responsibility and protection of yourself
As you grow, you may develop a strong desire to protect yourself from those who doubted you. This innate sense of anger develops as you achieve more in life and gain confidence. So, instead of letting your will suppress your will, stand your ground and demonstrate confidence in your own beliefs and values.
We recommend watching:
The Rules of Success from the famous writer Allan Pisa. What hinders your success, how to take responsibility for your life and achieve your goals. Examples from the life of the writer himself.
