What does Buddhism teach about fear of success? Sometimes people have fear of success, i. e. get agitated and nervous, when, for example,


some important person behaves exactly like they wanted (and they didn't expect it), or
they achieve a minor success, which indicates that their plan is working.


Think of a small business owner, who creates a successful advertising campaign and then gets upset about too many clients.

What actionable recommendations (protocols) does Buddhism in general and Diamond Way Buddhism in particular have for people, who want to overcome such fears?
Restlessness is it called, this hindrance. Restlessness and Remorse, in the "Five Mental Hindrances and Their Conquest"

It can be of course used for worldly purposes, but actually it not meant for such, its not meant to be a winner of others in the world, but to win something beyond that, Mr. Dmitri Pisarenko.