The fear of death — or why most people change their lives?

Do you want to know why most people, once they face death, are changing their lives? If yes, I invite you to pour yourself a cup of hot coffee, find a comfortable place and start reading what I have to share.

We live surrounded by fears. Fears induced by our culture, our environments, our families, our education and our society.
Fear is necessary, especially when you’re in actual danger. When we feel fear, our body enters into an alert mode. Everything within ourselves, starting with the tiny parts, such as atoms that form our cells, are grouping and regrouping for survival. Fear is what keeps us alive in actual dangerous situations.
Tomorrow’s interview or 1–2–1 is not an actual scary situation, but it can be in your mind. And one of the challenges that the modern human being faces is the transition from tangible to mental constructs.

If we are to take out the real dangerous situations in which we need to feel the fear to survive, we’ll soon realise that most of our fears limit us. Once we manage to overcome them, we become fearless, we feel brave, and our self-confidence blows.

Most people are full of life after overcoming a challenge that threatens their lives because they overcome their fear of death. They have accepted the helplessness we…