Original Advice
“DO: Name the fear out loud, then act slowly.”
Stare Down The Invisible Enemy
Your fear wins every time you move faster than it. You sprint past the dread in your chest, pretending it’s not there. It follows anyway. It drives every snap decision, every overreaction, every pointless argument. You’re not impulsive because you’re brave. You’re impulsive because you’re scared and won’t say of what. Name it, or keep letting it drive.
Speak the fear like it’s a weather report. Plain. Dry. Unpoetic. Say, “I’m afraid they’ll leave,” “I’m afraid I’ll fail,” “I’m afraid I’m ordinary.” Drag it from the back of your skull into the air. Then slow everything down: your walk, your reply, your next move. Let your body lag behind your panic. Make each action boringly deliberate. Boredom disarms anxiety better than bravado.
Cosmic Context
You were built for rushing gates, not shadows. Aries fire clears paths; it also burns you when you charge what you refuse to see.
Action
──────Today, say one fear aloud, then wait 60 seconds before acting.
✨ You are allowed to move slowly, even when your heart is sprinting. ✨