Death Anxiety In 20s: Why You Shouldn’t Fear Death, And How To Cure Thanatophobia.

Death is not the greatest loss in life. Not living is. Death Anxiety In 20s Why You Shouldn’t Fear Death, And How To Cure Thanatophobia

Experiencing the fear of death in your 20s is normal (and quickly peaks and declines during the age bracket). It is usually triggered by other mental health challenges. And it only becomes a problem when it gets excessive - i.e. when it becomes an anxiety disorder - and starts adversely affecting your ability to carry out your daily activities. This fear of death (or the process of dying) anxiety disorder is called Thanatophobia.

What Are The Types Of Luck? [How To Get Luckier In Life]

What Are The Types Of Luck? [How To Get Luckier In Life] 2

Much of life is all about getting lucky (i.e. succeeding due to chance). This is because life is all about probabilities - probability of the universe coming into existence, a planet forming, life emerging, you getting born (with complete limbs), etcetera. Everything is anchored on some degree of chance (or luck).

How Does Self-love Change Your Life?

How Does Self-Love Change Your Life

Growing up as a child wasn't a very smooth and pleasant experience for me because I was faced with many challenges which were so unhealthy for me. I grew up having to worry about my appearance and what the public thought of me. 

Why Is It Important To Not Give Up On Yourself – [5 Inspiring Reasons]

Why Is It Important To not Give Up on Yourself

Why is it important to not give up on yourself? because to give up on yourself is to betray yourself and the world at large.  I have seen a man giving up on himself, his passion, his dreams countless times, as he came of age. I am that man. And I can tell you that while there may be several soothing reasons to justify this failure to accomplish your heart desires...

How Do You Cure Lack Of Self Worth? [How To Know My Self Worth]

how do you cure lack of self worth

I am not always proud, happy, or in love with myself. Sometimes I even resent myself (which is me being too hard on myself). I struggled (and still struggle) with my self-worth. However, over the years (in course of my personal development) it has become increasingly overt to me that that way of thinking is not only unhealthy but ridiculous.