Sentences with phrase «experienced fomo»
I'm not sure I have experienced FOMO when it came to Bitcoin.
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When you experience FOMO, you tend to do some incredibly irrational things.
I wanted to see what this great gambit was all about, and I also didn't want to experience the FOMO of seeing other people on my twitter feed talking about the film before I got a chance to see it.
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For example, millennials enjoy experiences, so posting pictures of travel and participation and fun events can definitely lead to FOMO.»
Subsequently, they're experiencing what psychologists refer to as fear of missing out (FOMO).
You experience «FOMO».
FOMO spending can happen when you give in to peer pressure to buy something you can't afford — because you're afraid of missing out on quality time with your friends or a once - in - a-lifetime experience.
«I had never tried to do a dry January before I went on Whole30, and while I thought the overwhelming FOMO would drive me crazy, it was actually a great experience.
Rather than experiencing «FOMO,» I've enjoyed using my after work time to do exercise classes, read, have «me time.»
I experienced major FOMO this weekend being back in Houston, flipping through my camera roll took me back to the beautiful streets of Charleston and the stunning colored houses around every corner.
For all you indie games fans who maybe be experiencing PAX West FOMO (fear of missing out), fear not!
The majority (those further to the right in the body of the bell curve) are either experimenting, cautiously watching, suffering FOMO, or experiencing apprehension of being left behind by competitors and peers, or any combination of these.
* Anyone who sees and experiences the above, all the while seeing the enormous and rapid price change, gets struck with FOMO and hurries to buy Bitcoin Cash.