Sentences with phrase «feeling afraid feeling»

The materials cover the following topics: Feeling Afraid Feeling Angry Feeling Ashamed Feeling Bored Feeling Happy Feeling Helpless Feeling Lonely Feeling Loved Feeling Sad Each «feeling» has an associated wordsearch and accompanying answer sheet.

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And don't forget extended family and friends: «Don't be afraid to ask for help, including babysitting; take the risk of confiding in friends when you feel overwhelmed.»

«I believe if people feel they can control their environment, that leads to a greater sense of ownership over the product,» says Barry, who makes posters for the campus walls with mantras like «What would you do if you weren't afraid?»

We both aren't afraid of anything and have a similar feel around risk.

You can't please everybody, but if you're so afraid of offending people or hurting their feelings that you apologize for every decision you make or opinion you have, you end up looking weak — and that doesn't do you or your business any good.

No matter how insecure and afraid I might have been feeling on the inside, I managed to hide it all behind a super confident, capable, «can do» exterior.

But these days, it feels like businesses are afraid to embrace these fundamental truths and instead work desperately to «think outside the box» and «reinvent the wheel» (without phrasing it that way, of course, or they would perpetuate more dreaded clichés).

Don't be afraid to reach out and collaborate with other people, especially people that you feel are like - minded.

In that case, you need to dig deeper into your feelings and figure out what's going on in there, what you're afraid of.

«He isn't afraid to be controversial or speak his feelings.»

A lot of stress and angst results from a sense of not being able to express how you are feeling because you are afraid of having an argument that could get out of control.

«But employees will have their guard up and may be afraid of jeopardizing their jobs, so it's critical to make them feel safe about sharing real problems.»

When Lehman and Zechory recently announced a list of Genius company values such as «Feel It to My Face» (never be afraid to tell others what you're thinking) and «Take the Roast out of the Oven» (unleash incomplete products into the world and see what happens), Moghadam immediately sent an unprompted email declaring «I think Tom has finally lost his f — ing mind — RIP.

I don't feel afraid to say that I need help or that I need time off to take care of myself.

My folks would probably never order certain things online, partly because they can't see and feel the end product, but also because they would be afraid they would do something wrong that affected the result.

This feeling hijacks your rational thought processes, and it's crucial to ask yourself what, exactly, you're afraid of if you want to get over it.

Leading a team is extremely challenging but making employees feel inferior or afraid doesn't foster lasting success.

How we feel — happy, sad, surprised, afraid — is a result of all those factors.

Don't be afraid to walk away from an investor you don't feel good about.

«Most Gen Y ’ ers are used to working on teams and asking for guidance, so they're typically not afraid to ask for help if they feel they're in over their heads,» the article says.

Most people are afraid of all the technological baggage associated with Bitcoin, and they feel they will not be able to comprehend fully its potential.

Although I feel very much on track, I am afraid marriage and kids could upend all of this so that is one of the reasons I am have been wary about going down that road.

It feels like the war - like continent is afraid of losing its leadership status... and 3.

Close Monitoring: Special needs children have many medical problems and it isn't unusual for their parents to feel overprotective and afraid to leave them alone.

I am afraid that the way to compare the effectiveness and progress in different public and private chain will remain a manual and tedious network participate and feel comfortable in it, separating the main indicators of performance statistics.

For example, the person who owns the dog who should have been named «Houdini» feels frustrated — and is perhaps afraid of what might happen to the dog when he's out running the streets.

I would tell someone just starting their career here at Franklin Templeton that they should not be afraid to contribute ideas, challenge the way that things are done, or speak up as I have found that colleagues and leaders are always open to hearing what you have to say and will act upon ideas if they feel as though it would be beneficial.

I know what it feels like to be afraid to discover that the people you trust are filling you with crap.

i really would love to be led by somebody who feels what i feel and is courageous enough to say that even though he is the pastor and this is his church and there is nothing to be afraid of because Christ found us and not the other way around, yet he still gets scared.

What he says is true: a lot of people begin to feel useless, afraid of life, and basically out of it when they grow old.

Most cults make people afraid to leave for fear of being rejected and made to feel as if they betrayed God.

I began to notice areas I felt some pressure to conform: sometimes I feel an unspoken pressure from the institution and individuals within it to adhere to a preset systemization of belief and morality; sometimes I allow a comment left on my blog or criticism from other bloggers to intimidate me into conformity; sometimes I feel afraid to let what I really believe to leak out of my mouth; sometimes I allow criticism of the way I oversee our community, or criticism of our community itself, to frighten me into silence, passivity and paralysis.

The feeling is mutual, I'm afraid.

But many of these folks are afraid to admit the huge decrease in the value of «The Bible» in their lives because they then feel they will have no basis for anything.

But they feel guilty and afraid about it.

We are NOT, we are your neighbors, your doctors, your friends, even your own family members; you just don't know what our true feelings are because many are afraid to openly admit their doubts and disbelief.

How I felt so wildly out of control and afraid.

In the early days, when you are first walking away, you might feel afraid.

Setting the bar that high for faith can result in feeling afraid to admit our fears and doubts to others, ourselves and God.

What evidence do you have other than something anecdotal or rhetorical to show that this is prevalent and the pretext not a lie to make women feel afraid of the bogeyman so to speak?

But six years later, I was reliving that moment of feeling so completely out of control, so afraid, so alone, so unprepared, so exposed over and over and over again in my dreams because I refused to feel it in my awake life.

Author Elizabeth Gilbert said, «Is it logical that anybody should be expected to be afraid of the work they feel they were put on this earth to do?

And through our craft, to cultivate a more empathetic and understanding society by revealing intimate truths that serve as a forceful reminder to folks that when they feel broken and afraid and tired, they are not alone.

I wonder is there a feeling of a need to speak up among women to do so resulting in men feeling under pressure to be afraid to appear to be anything other than «nice», in the light of how woman have sometimes been mistreated by men?

Don't feel afraid you won't say it just right & God will misunderstand.

I said, «I feel it is inevitable if I want to continue on my own path, but I'm afraid too.»

And if you didn't go along with their view, you would rightly feel afraid, like Galileo?

According to J.R. Briggs, «the elephant in the room for pastors is that many of us are afraid of failure, and we don't feel as though there are safe spaces to talk openly about it.»

You and others in the club are afraid so you've made up a god that soothes you by making decisions for you, helping you feel less alone in the universe, and promising you life everlasting.

If the God in the Bible makes us feel... well, squeamish / angry / afraid / uncomfortable, then we decide that He can't possibly be like that and we change him to suit our likes.