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Overcoming the Fear of Your Greatness
Let’s be real. Some of us aren’t afraid of failure—we’re afraid of finally showing up in our full power.
You’ve gotten glimpses of your brilliance before. A moment in a meeting. A compliment you brushed off. A wild vision that showed up in prayer. And instead of walking toward it, what did you do?
You dimmed. You delayed. You second-guessed.
Because somewhere, deep down, you learned that greatness came with a price: isolation, rejection, expectations, visibility.
And whew, visibility can be terrifying.
But let’s sip on this truth, sis: Your greatness will make people uncomfortable—especially the ones who benefitted from your smallness.
And still, you owe it to yourself to rise.
It’s not arrogance to recognize your power. It’s alignment. It’s divine memory. It’s you remembering who you were before the world convinced you to shrink.
We fear greatness not because we lack capability, but because we don’t feel prepared for the weight of our own light.
But the truth is: that light was never meant to feel familiar—it was meant to guide.
🔥 Here’s how you walk through the fear:
- Redefine what greatness means.
It’s not perfection. It’s purpose in motion. Greatness is doing what you were built for—even if your voice shakes. - Don’t wait to feel “ready.”
You’ll never be fully prepared to outgrow who you used to be. The discomfort is proof that you’re evolving. - Rehearse your power.
Practice owning your wins. Out loud. In the mirror. On voice notes. Let your power become a muscle—not a mystery.
🖋️ Tea-Time Reflection:
- What would shift if I stopped fearing my greatness and started honoring it?
- What’s one area of my life where I’ve been hiding my full self out of fear of being “too much”?
- What dream have I been postponing because I’m scared of who I might become?
Write it out tonight. Journal with honesty, not humility. Your light doesn’t need shrinking—it needs space.
💬 Final Word
The world doesn’t benefit from your fear.
Your family doesn’t grow when you shrink.
And God didn’t pour all that glory into you just for you to play safe.
You are not just capable—you are called.
And it’s time to answer boldly.
With unshakable truth,
Coach G
@ProvokeChange
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