Overcome Fear Of Success And Build Self Confidence

 Success in attaining your first, most significant aim results in failure of your second goal (second goal). You undermine your own success in achieving your first goal as a result, whether consciously or unconsciously, out of concern that you won't be successful in achieving your second aim.

Anxiety, dread, and poor performance are caused by a fear of achievement. An effective general strategy for overcoming success-related self-sabotage is as follows: Asking for advice from your most esteemed friends and coworkers can help spark your creative thinking when you see a situation as an either/or conflict where you can succeed in achieving one goal but must fail at another in order to do so. This will help you slow down and fully commit to success in achieving both goals. 

Usually, the answer is hidden, and finding it requires imagination and mindfulness. Never give up; remain dedicated to both objectives; solutions will arise.