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The Third reason the Law of Attraction almost always fails is Crossover Forces. This is a force that occurs when an external force(s) influence our internal forces. These can be very complex or very simple. Have you ever not done something outside because it’s raining? We all have, and that is a crossover force. The rain is external but we react internally because we don’t want to get wet. We can do just about anything outside in the rain, we do in the sun, but it makes it more uncomfortable and we don’t want to get out of our comfort zone. This is a simple example that any external force that triggers us internally is a crossover force. One of the biggest crossover forces I face is the legal issue of setting up a business. I have taken classes by my local small business development center. I have purchased start up kits and as I decipher all the legal rang lings I am struck with the fear that I will do the wrong thing and down the road all my work will be taken away. So to this point I have done very little but research my options. That doesn’t make me any money! Hopefully in the long term it will help me keep what I earn, though. So my

.. This is an ongoing series. To read Part 1 & Part 2 click here  . I have nicknamed these internal forces as “Demons”. I am not the first to use this nickname but it does seem fitting so I will perpetuate the use. The internal forces are simply blocks that we place on ourselves. There are many reasons we place these blocks on ourselves but the main one is “FEAR”. Fear is different to each of us. I ran around Navy Aircraft on Carriers and on land and rarely was scared in any situation yet, when I call someone on the phone for the first time I get butterflies in my stomach. So why does a dangerous situation not effect me but a simple phone call does? I don’t know for sure. What I do know is that fear of the phone call could keep me from succeeding. So I typically force myself to make the call. Once the phone is picked up and I get a word or two into the conversation my fear goes away, but what causes this in the first place. There are other internal forces such as frustration and lack of knowledge. These forces seem to be simpler to overcome with training and experience. Some of the problem refers back to fear. We tend to fear