4 Reasons Why Coaches Don’t Make the Switch to the Flexbone
November 2, 2024
Pride can turn into fear when protecting an idealized self-image becomes more important than facing reality. Here’s how this transformation occurs:
1. Fear of Vulnerability
Excessive pride often makes people afraid to show weakness or admit mistakes. This creates a fear of being exposed or judged if they don’t live up to their own high standards.
2. Fear of Losing Status or Approval
Pride in achievements or reputation can lead to a fear of failure or rejection. The person becomes anxious about losing others’ respect or admiration, leading to fear-driven behavior.
3. Fear of Losing Control
Prideful people often need to control how they’re perceived. This need for control can lead to fear of situations where things might go wrong or people might see them in a less flattering light.
4. Fear of Change
Pride can create an attachment to being “right” or maintaining the status quo. Change can threaten this self-perception, creating fear of anything that disrupts their sense of self-importance.
In essence, pride often makes people feel they must defend an identity, creating fear of anything that could challenge or change it. Embracing humility and authenticity can reduce this fear, allowing for growth and resilience.
4 Reasons Why Coaches Don’t Make the Switch to the Flexbone
