Fear always holds you back

There once was a young man named Alex, who was blessed with an incredible talent for playing the piano. From a young age, he had shown an exceptional ability to understand and interpret music, and had a natural gift for playing with feeling and emotion that captivated his audiences.

Alex had dreams of becoming a famous pianist and performing on the world's greatest stages, but there was a deep fear that held him back. Despite his talent, Alex suffered from stage fright, an overwhelming anxiety that would grip him every time he had to perform in front of others.

For years, Alex tried to overcome his fear, practicing for hours every day and seeking the help of therapists and performance coaches. But no matter how much he prepared, he would freeze up as soon as he stepped onto the stage, his fingers trembling and his mind clouded with doubt.

As time went by, Alex became increasingly frustrated and despondent, feeling as though his talent was going to waste because of this fear that he couldn't shake. He began to avoid performing whenever possible, and even stopped playing altogether for a time, unable to face the thought of being judged and criticized by others.

One day, as Alex was walking through the park, he heard a young girl playing the piano on a public stage. She was playing with a confidence and joy that he could only dream of, and as he listened, he felt a surge of envy and admiration.

He approached the girl and asked her how she was able to play so fearlessly, and she told him something that would change his life forever. She said, "I used to be afraid too, but then I realized that the only way to conquer fear is to face it head-on. Every time I play, I remind myself that I am doing this because I love it, and that the joy of playing outweighs any fear or anxiety."

Alex took the girl's words to heart and began to slowly work his way back into performing, starting with small, low-pressure settings like local coffee shops and community events. He found that with each performance, his fear lessened a little bit more, and he was able to focus more on the joy of playing rather than the fear of being judged.

As time went by, Alex's confidence grew and he began to play more challenging pieces in front of larger and larger audiences. He still felt a twinge of nervousness every time he stepped onto the stage, but he no longer let it hold him back from pursuing his dreams.

Eventually, Alex did achieve his goal of performing on the world's greatest stages, and he became a beloved and respected pianist who inspired others with his talent and perseverance. And though he still felt fear from time to time, he knew that it was a small price to pay for the joy and fulfillment that music brought to his life.

So the moral of the story is, if you let your fear win and get unconfident about the qualities and talent you have, then you won't be able to achieve your goals and will be seen by the people as a loser. A loser who lost to achieve his goals. So be confident and try to know your talent hidden somewhere in you, because every human being has a talent far better than everyone else. You just need to explore it like most of the famous musicians, artists and writers did and achieved a position in this world.