Dean moore wrote

I believe it is healthy to “push” through our fears to become The best we can and to fully actualize who we are. Most of us, I believe, can generally do this without scaring ourselves to death or putting self at great risk

Shannon Moore wrote

Every day we strive to "be the best we can be". I do feel its important to try to face your fears however not until such time that the individual is ready. No sense in traumatizing yourself in the name of personal development. My view!

Ruth Verbree wrote

It depends on if the fear is stopping us or holding us back from moving forward to our full potential or fulfilling our life's purpose.

Joanne Bartella wrote

Depends on the fear. Phobias are different than normal fears, and its not a bad thing to be afraid or cautious of certain things. It when a fear debilitated you that it becomes a problem.

Anne Abena wrote

Pushing your boundaries and how you stand in the face of fear is a test of character for sure. Some people can thrive off the adrenaline rush and feel alive, while others may struggle through facing what they fear

Nick Tuono wrote

Fear is a sort of safety net as long as it does not become debilitating and prevent you from pushing forward.

J Edwards wrote

Fear is the mind killer. Fear is the one thing that is meant to be an objective warning in which you still have a choice. That is healthy fear. It is when it no longer allows for a choice that it becomes irrational and dangerous.

Carmelo wrote

I guess it depends if there is PTSD that a person is dealing with. Sometimes a childhood experience that caused trauma is a HUGE obstacle to overcome. I person will overcome fears only when they are ready and willing.

Trevor wrote

very true.some people can invest their last dollar on a risky investment and some wont even if they have more money than they could spend.Some people would jump off a bridge on a dare and some wont jump even though they are not scared.

Brad Davidson wrote

Different folks have different risk tolerances and comfort levels. So what's right for one may not be so for another.