Recently I've made what I consider one of the most important conscious decisions I've ever made in my whole life - taking actions by embracing fear of uncertainty. In implementing this almost life-changing decision I've been constantly encouraged by various words of the wise to the same effect, including, for example, those by Mahatma Gandhi - "You may never know what results come of your action, but if you do nothing, there will be no result."
This decision concerns and affects mainly, but not only, my professional life. I've already started to try transforming it by taking small proactive steps. One of the first questions I ask myself first thing every morning now is what actions I can take to promote my transformation, which in turn will realize my new life vision.
I've even taken at least three large steps. The most important of the three is that I've started learning something new professionally as the indispensable investment in my transformation. The other two concern cleansing those aspects of my past life that have stopped serving me and have become irrelevant and even harmful to me. As part of this cleansing I even conducted for myself a ceremony of forgiving all those who hurt me and setting myself free from them and their harm.
After this cleansing, including its ceremony, an interesting, but expected, thing has been taking place. On the one hand, those friends, colleagues, and acquaintances of mine with whom I got acquainted and remained in touch through my older, lower, spiritual frequency simply have started to fade out, and in a few extreme cases I had to block "jammers" by consciously severing my connection with them. On the other hand, however, I've also got acquainted and made friends with new like-minded people who can tune in to my new, higher, spiritual frequency.
While continuing to take actions for my new life vision, I've been working on myself to embrace fear of uncertainty. Fortunately, the only fear I still have is that of taking no action and remaining stuck in the preset condition that doesn't match my new life vision. Quite expectedly, many friends and colleagues of mine, who are seemingly controlled by fear of uncertainty, have been trying to persuade me to keep my status quo. But I'm neither convinced nor scared by their cowardice. I'm not afraid of daring to become a wild wolf who is never satisfied with his comfort zone instead of remaining an emasculated dog who is satisfied with his comfort zone.