Living in Faith and Trust vs. Fear and Insecurity

Faith as an Act of Maturity and Trust

One of the most important decisions a mature person makes is to live in faith and trust, instead of living in fear and insecurity.

Faith, in this context, is an action word that involves working with your mind to believe that the best possible outcome is, in fact, possible.

This mindset drives you to move in a specific direction because deep down you know you can achieve it and that you have the ability to get there.

A mature person has deep self-confidence, while an immature person, on the other hand, lives in a state of constant and paralyzing insecurity.

This confidence is not arrogance, but the result of deep self-knowledge and the acceptance of one's own potential to grow and overcome different obstacles.

Committed Action: Giving Your Best

Those who live in faith do not limit themselves to trying things, but is committed to giving their best in order to be calm with the result.

This person recognizes their own potential, and that is why they continue studying, continuing to grow, and continuing to self-evaluate in order to continue their process of constant improvement.

Self-confidence becomes the driving force that allows them to leave their comfort zone and face challenges with the certainty of growth.

The objective of giving their best is not to guarantee success, but to ensure the inner peace that comes from knowing that they have done everything possible.

The Immaturity of Fear and Insecurity

On the contrary, an immature person is someone who chooses to live their life through fear, which inevitably leads them to become completely stagnant.

Because of this fear, the immature person does not move forward, they remain frustrated and spend all their time waiting for advice from others in order to make decisions.

This constant need for external validation is a reflection of their deep insecurity, since does not trust their own judgment to direct their life.

A person who lives in fear needs something or someone outside to give them a l