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Is motivation only possible through fear?

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Fear? Why not Faith? 



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Fear is a negative feeling brought on by the possibility of danger, discomfort, or harm.

Faith is believing unseen, when belief is there you can visualize the possibility. 


Perhaps fear is the very last thing that motivates people.

Motivating is more about energizing and

 prompting people to do something for their betterment.

Real Reason You Feel Alone

Athletes are frequently inspired by their

 trainers and coaches to perform at their

 peak, students are frequently inspired by

 their tutors and parents to excel even

 further, than before, lovers are frequently

 inspired by one another to be more

 devoted to their relationships, and

 employees are frequently inspired by their

 superiors to meet higher standards.

While fear just intimidates, on the other

 hand. 

The use of fear as a weapon to

 subdue people. A parent who uses a whip

 to scare their kids will lose their affection.

 A lover who dominates their partner

 forfeits both their friendship and their

 affection. The crucial lesson of imparting

 information and transferring the torch to

 the next generation is lost by tutors who

 abuse their control over their students.

Moving to Canada can result in culture shock.

Fear is completely ineffective as a motivator; instead, it only saps victims' effort.

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