"It's Perfectly Fine to Feel Fear While Remaining Expectant of God's Favor in Your Life"

"Facing Fear and Embracing Faith"
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It’s perfectly natural to feel afraid from time to time, but it’s not okay to let fear dictate your decisions. Choices driven by fear reflect a lack of faith in the One who promises to work all things for our good. Thankfully, God’s grace even covers those moments when fear clouds our judgment.
If you’re anything like me—or half the people in this world—walking into uncharted territory can feel unsettling. But choosing to remain complacent and bound by anxiety is not an option. Some may call it risk-taking, but I see it as a fight for freedom—a personal Civil War against the fears that cripple so many of us.
Ever wonder why there’s a 1%? It’s not just hard work—it’s taking bold leaps of faith beyond the realm of acceptability.
"Nothing at the pinnacle of greatness is ever achieved by following the mold of what is already being done."
—Frankie Reed-Shaw

Questions to Guide Your DecisionsWhen making decisions, don’t focus on where you could fall. Instead, ask yourself:

• Is this move aligned with my goals in life?
• Does it fit within God’s purpose for me?
• Will it help me reach my educational, financial, spiritual, or emotional aspirations?
• Will it provide the growth I desire in my personal or family life?
• Is this the best decision for my mental health and peace?
• What specific fears am I facing, and how can I overcome them?

Fear is a natural emotion, but allowing it to shape your choices stifles growth. Greatness doesn’t come from staying within the mold, nor does it come from going it alone.

Partnering with God
​If God hasn’t yet sent others to walk alongside you, remember you’re never truly alone. Partner with Him to form an unstoppable duo. Set aside time to seek His direction through prayer and reflection.
Ask God for what you desire, and believe wholeheartedly that He will guide you. Fear may whisper doubts, but faith in His plan allows you to step boldly into the unknown.

With Courage and Faith,

Frankie Reed-Shaw