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Who says you can't?

"You must do the things you think you cannot do".

- Eleanor Roosevelt 

I think this is advice that everyone can benefit from because let's face it: who hasn't been scared to attempt something at one point in their life. If you answer no to that statement and claim you are not afraid of anything than clearly you are not being honest with us or perhaps even with yourself!

To those that know exactly what their fear/challenge is I hope that you will find a way to break past it. I will attempt to do the same. 

My fear of heights has kept me from experiencing certain things that I would otherwise enjoy so this is something I will continue to work on until I have a significantly reduced fear of all things found up high.

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