Walking out and up
Humans fear what they do not understand. They worried, anxious, paranoid over things that they have little influences over for they fear that the worst will come true.
Is it part of our highly evolved survival instinct, where our ancestor needed to be constantly on high alert when they entered unknown territories and where most feared and would rather remain safe in their cave to increase their survivability?
It's also because our ancestors walked out of their caves and ventured beyond the known and guaranteed, that we, humans, are where we are now. They stepped out of comfort zone, willing to put down their past mistakes, and seek who they want to be.
Fear keeps us safe. Overcoming fear gives us safer future.
Amazing how true this stone-age idea still works for us till now.
Is it part of our highly evolved survival instinct, where our ancestor needed to be constantly on high alert when they entered unknown territories and where most feared and would rather remain safe in their cave to increase their survivability?
It's also because our ancestors walked out of their caves and ventured beyond the known and guaranteed, that we, humans, are where we are now. They stepped out of comfort zone, willing to put down their past mistakes, and seek who they want to be.
Fear keeps us safe. Overcoming fear gives us safer future.
Amazing how true this stone-age idea still works for us till now.
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