The Rule Follower
This fear occurs when someone is so dedicated, almost addicted to following specific rules or guidelines set by those around them.  They are paralyzed by fear of breaking a rule, even if it's only a 'practice' and not a 'law'.  They're easily intimidated by people more experienced and authoritative.  
The net effect of this fear is that you are subject to someone else's rules all the time, versus defining your own guiding principles. Cure?  1     Educate yourself on all the things necessary to succeed, operate ethically and remember that knowledge equals confidence, ignorance equals fear.  Take responsibility for your own knowledge.  2     Be sure your coaching is coming from experienced and proven sources.  Then trust them and don't waste time checking and double checking. CompareACoach.com“Don't be too timid and squeamish about your actions. All life is an experiment. The more experiments you make the better.”
― Ralph Waldo Emerson, Journals of Ralph Waldo Emerson, The Self DoubterFear of not being good enough.This person is insecure about their abilities and overreacts to mistakes.  Sometimes this is camouflaged by their over-reactive judginess of others which masks their own fears.This person usually is very accountable and careful but sometimes to a fault.  They are the secret agents of the world, afraid to talk about real estate because they might make a mistake or not know what to say.  Fear of success is just as strong as fear of failure.  Cure?  1     Accept that fact that you WILL make mistakes, that sometimes you won't d