We all have fears. 
When I was a kid, I used to fear rivers and big canals. Basically, deep and large reservoirs of water. The situation was ironic. I could swim in a river even as a 10-year-old but I couldn't look at the other bank. The water used to scare me.
Even in a swimming pool, knowing that there was deep water under me used to scare the hell out of me. It freaked me out despite being a swimmer. That happened right until the end of my teens.
When I was 19, we went to the beach; my first time. I looked at the sea and it scared me to death. I couldn't stand the massive wavy water. I kept sitting away.
Until I decided to do something about my fear. I decided to face it. Right there, right then. Sea was the biggest it could get so I resolved to conquer it where it scared me most.
I kept going inside. Beyond every one of my friends. They got scared that I will drown. But I kept going stayed there looking at the coming waves. That was the last day of my fear because I had faced it big time.
I used image of Piper because Piper's story is even more incredible. See for yourself how the cute bird overcame its fears and what difference it made.
Thank you, Karen. You gave me a chance to share one of my deepest fears and reminded me how I overcame it.
Do you have fears too? Did you overcome a fear? Share your story.