Sentences with phrase «what fomo»

If you don't know what FOMO stands for, it's «Fear of Missing Out.»

Unfortunately I don't even know what FOMO means.

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Subsequently, they're experiencing what psychologists refer to as fear of missing out (FOMO).

Once you understand the power of FOMO and how to control it, you can reduce the number of things you're working on, improve the quality of your work on what remains, and get control, rather than letting poor choices control you.

Only with that knowledge will you be able to decide if you can take advantage of cryptoassets» volatility and if you can resist the FOMO - what would you do if we told you Siacoin, a popular decentralised storage project, just pumped 50 %?

However, if I am on my couch on a Friday night binging Friday Night Lights and drinking red wine by myself and I can't see what everybody else is doing because I'm not on social media... boom, no FOMO.

Yes, yes, I sound all first world problems and all but seriously, what's the point of living here — with the over-priced fomo food fads and heart breakingly expensive real - estate... [Read more...]

Yes, yes, I sound all first world problems and all but seriously, what's the point of living here — with the over-priced fomo food fads and heart breakingly expensive real - estate — if not for nice summers and mild winters?

Thanks for linking to the definition of «FOMO,» I had no idea what that meant — haha!

I hope that after reading what follows, the only fish fear you will face is FOMO — fear of missing out.

We all know what shopping FOMO does to a person, right?!

I think what's holding me back is a lingering feeling of FOMO.

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.

So, what for many is typically a barrage of irrelevant information concealing a few precious gems, I have a steady stream of high quality, valuable content, which of course I don't want to miss out on (this is real FOMO in action, you see).

What about FOMO — or the fear of missing out?

Impulse buying may occur because of a fear of missing out (FOMO), or people may find it hard to «let go» of the idea of making a purchase if they convince themselves it's what they need to do.

More importantly perhaps for those like me who tend to suffer from tech FoMO, the relative technological dullness of 2011 (in hindsight) also means that it's probably OK to generally ignore most of the noise in the tech space and focus on what matters.

ICO Risks — From Phishing To FOMO In a report published this week, in collaboration with Group IB, the professional services giant reviewed 372 ICOs and warned about what it views as the ICO market's «big risks.»

It added that «FOMO (fear of missing out) has solidly trumped WTHIT (what the hell is this??).»

The result is a pump and dump, a falsely induced price spike which encourages others to get on board for fear of missing out (FOMO), and then the consequent sell - off, which dumps the asset value back to what it was previously.

Does anyone else feel the slight tug of depression and FOMO after scrolling through social media and seeing what others are doing that you're not?