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My big fear and how I overcame it I Essay By Vinutha

Vinutha R. writes an essay on how she overcame her fear of water, learned to swim, and won a gold medal in a swimming competition.

My big fear and how I overcame it I Essay By Vinutha

My big fear and how I overcame it

Facing My Fear of Water

We all like to explore and do some thing new but some times we are scared to go about it. So if u also have a fear to do something then this story is exactly for you.
In my summer holidays I used to get bored, so my parents asked if I wanted to go to any class. As soon as my parents said this, I replied that I want to go to swimming class! My parents were happy with my choice.
So the next day itself I joined swimming class!

Finding Inspiration

But I figured out that I had fear of water. I was scared that I may drown. I was shivering in the cold. My friends near me were laughing at me. I was a little disappointed but I did not express it to anyone.
This happened for one full week!

Overcoming My Fear

At last one day, I was scrolling though my mom’s phone when I thought why not to see how to swim ? I saw some videos and then it had a  video in which a boy who could not talk won a national championship.
I was dumbstruck! I thought for a while that he must also be scared like me and even unable to voice it out. If a boy who was physically challenged went ahead and achieved this, why not me?
As usual the next day I went to my swimming class but I noticed I was not shivering and I was able to swing with my kickboard. From then on, I started practicing really hard with full concentration. One day there was a competition in which I participated and won a gold medal. I could not actually believe it!
My parents and I were very happy.

The Lesson I Learned

So friends, this is how I overcame my fear of swimming. If you also have the fire in you, that you have to do it then you will do it at any cost.
All the best!
My big fear and how I overcame it I Essay By Vinutha

Frequently Asked Questions ( FAQs ) My big fear and how I overcame it

Q1. What is this story about?
This story is about a child who had a fear of water but overcame it by learning to swim, practicing hard, and believing in themselves.

Q2. Who is the main character?
The main character is the writer themselves, sharing their personal experience of facing and conquering their fear of water.

Q3. What fear did the writer have?
The writer was afraid of water and was scared of drowning while learning to swim.

Q4. How did the writer overcome their fear?
By watching inspiring videos, staying motivated, practicing regularly, and believing in themselves, the writer gradually became confident in swimming.

Q5. Did the writer achieve anything after overcoming their fear?
Yes! The writer participated in a swimming competition and won a gold medal.

Q6. What lesson can we learn from this story?
The story teaches that courage, practice, and determination can help us overcome our fears, no matter how big they seem.

Q7. Can kids relate to this story?
Absolutely! Many kids face fears when trying new activities, and this story shows that fears can be overcome with effort and motivation.

Q8. Why is it important to face our fears?
Facing fears helps us grow, gain confidence, and sometimes even discover talents we didn’t know we had.

Q9: Does Bookosmia havebooks on facing fears and achieving success.?
Yes below is the list of few books from Bookosmia.

Bookosmia features a story called “Learning to Swim – The Duck Who Was Afraid of Water”, which narrates the tale of Ducky Quaky, a duck who conquers his fear of water to save his sibling.

🏆 Books on Facing Fears and Achieving Success

  1. Small Stories, Big Thoughts
    A collection of short stories by 17-year-old Aditi Sowmyanarayan, who is on the autism spectrum. These stories celebrate resilience and the ‘never-say-die’ human spirit. The book has been widely appreciated and is in its third print run. bookosmia.com

  2. Mindful Me Journal
    A guided journal designed for children aged 8-12 to explore and understand their emotions. Crafted with input from mental health professionals, it includes warm visuals and fun prompts to help kids build emotional resilience. bookosmia.com

  3. The Pirate Parrots and the Mysterious Island
    An adventurous tale about a parrot named Pipsqueak who overcomes his fear of flying to lead a pirate crew on a quest. The story emphasizes courage and teamwork. bookosmia.com

  4. The Tale of a Magical Dreamcatcher
    This story follows Rosy, a girl who moves to a new place and feels uneasy. Through her friendship with a magical bird named Starry, she discovers inner courage and the magic of friendship. bookosmia.com

  5. Alien in the Cupboard
    Emily finds a green alien named Sam in her cupboard and decides to help him return to his home planet. This delightful tale showcases friendship and adventure. bookosmia.com

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