Sentences with phrase «what fears you have»

This relativism is just what I feared would happen if the orthodox creeds are abandoned!»

Deploying 190,000 officers to keep the peace, India had braced itself for what it feared would be a replay of violence from decades past.

At the time of the last General Election I commissioned the drawing on the right to illustrate what I feared had become of the Conservative Party.

It's an idea spawned on Reddit, where several scientists — concerned about the new president's policies on climate change and other issues, and hyped from the success of the Women's March on Washington — were discussing the best way to respond to what they feared would be an administration hostile to science.

but just when i thought the worst was behind me, what i feared wouldn't happen again, did.

He really turned around what we feared would be a very unpleasant experience (buying a used car) into a pain - free and actually pleasant one.

I know that I spent a lot of time on these issues, but in the short run, I was still an investor, trying to make money in the markets, hoping that what I feared would not occur.

After our captain silenced the boat motor, all we could do is wait — with our eyes peeled — and anticipate what we all feared would happen next.

Everyone asked me if I was scared and what fears I had, but I was just so excited to be living my dream, that fear never really had a chance to creep into my body.

Too bad: with lack of rational thinking nobody actually cares about what fears you have.

However in the comfort of our modern homes, in the absence of such predators with protection designed into our homes, cars and parenting styles — what this fear has adapted to do is respond to modern day stresses, which can trigger past negative feelings of shame, hurt or fear.

Not exact matches

McConnell had grown over the years into a canny operator, someone who knew what each colleague wanted, needed more of, and feared the most.

Fear of losing what you've earned can squelch the drivers of your dream such as risk - taking, innovation and ambition.

The thing is that I really enjoy what I do, I go out there and I have no fear.

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«We were not violating any Kickstarter rules, but at the back of my mind, I had this fear that what if, knowingly or unknowingly, due to a human error, we end up doing any kind of miscommunication with the backers or the customers» that Kickstarter would consider problematic, says Sanghavi.

The entrepreneur and Shark Tank judge says the No. 1 reason for not starting a business is the fear of not having what it takes.

What - if Plans: This plan shows bankers or investors that you've thought through the worst - case scenarios your business could face to soothe their fears.

What holds people back is fear of failure, but if you don't take action, you'll fail by default, so what have you got to lWhat holds people back is fear of failure, but if you don't take action, you'll fail by default, so what have you got to lwhat have you got to lose?

An author and leadership coach, she'd probably be frank and admit what she really feared was her weakness.

When you take the path of timidity and fear, your destiny is to wonder, years later, what might have been.

«It would just remove the huge fear and uncertainty about what comes next, and I think we'd see business investment picking up,» he says.

This is based on what a reasonable person would believe (objective standard) and not the individual's subjective (personal) fears.

The collapse raises fears for the jobs and pensions of the 43,000 people employed by the company worldwide as well as questions over what will become of the 450 projects the U.K. government has employed the company to carry out.

Reaching success is a silent fear and struggle of many entrepreneurs — especially when most of what you have experienced has been somewhat negative.

That has raised fears that operators will hide behind technical excuses to mask what are essentially commercially - driven choices.

The suppression of inflationary fears will now allow traders to focus on what has historically been the biggest driver of continued stock gains: earnings growth.

Police said that due to fears of violent protest over the deadly Israeli military campaign in the Gaza Strip, they would bar men under the age of 50 from Jerusalem's flashpoint Al - Aqsa mosque for what are usually packed prayers on the last Friday of the Muslim holy fasting month of Ramadan.

Sometimes it takes a scientific study to prove what should have been obvious all along, but if the near hysteria about the consequences of sitting had you in doubt that common - sense solutions would be sufficient, this research should put your fears to bed.

Alphabet's had a tough week, with a number of agencies pulling advertisements from the platform due to fears about what content their ads could be placed next to.

Regardless of what fears you face, someone somewhere has already figured out a way to overcome them.

Despite a long line - up of popular shows like Narcos and Stranger Things, Netflix the company has been under some pressure — and so has its share price — primarily because of fears about what the future might hold.

Of all the people I've talked to over the years about starting their own business, the fear of failure is the number one thing that keeps many people from doing what they really want to do.

In Wallace's case, the author was paralyzed with the fear that he couldn't repeat what he'd done; RIM was paralyzed by the assumption that no one else could.

But what it boils down to is fear — of losing, letting yourself down, disappointing your loved ones, forfeiting what you've built.

What I've found over the years is that fear manifests itself in different ways.

If you have an idea that you know is a bit kooky, but you think others might see it for the magic it is, don't let fear of what other people say hold you back.

China has started building refugee camps on the North Korean border, in what the New York Times interprets as a sign of real fears of a war between the rogue state and the U.S..

This is just the second move in what analysts fear could be a series of retaliatory actions leading to a slowing of international trade, which could have a serious drag on the US economy.

«And there was another fear, which was new for me, that I had success, and I didn't want to come across as just having been lucky, of not being good at what I do.»

I don't live in fear, I'm free; I have no secrets and I know I'll always be OK, because no matter what, I know who I am,» DeGeneres said.

A third conveyed what her industry feared would be the largest casualty of the public's «mounting distrust of Big Food» — that shoppers would turn away from them for good.

There's nothing like standing up in front of an expectant audience when you have no script and no idea what kind of scene you're about to play to put the fear of making a pitch or cold call into perspective.

I've always found that the first step in overcoming fear is figuring out exactly what you're afraid of.

«When you're present to what's in front of you, you don't have fear that separates your from the work,» Simmons explains.

Several of those groups, including the National Restaurant Association, the Retail Industry Leaders Association and the Food Marketing Institute, had been fighting hard for what they referred to as «transition relief,» extra time for companies that must provide health insurance to their workers under the new law to implement the changes without having to fear financial penalties for not doing so properly.

Once you've been honest with yourself about what's driving your fear, you can take action to reduce it, starting with being prepared.

To determine whether it is a fear deserving of serious attention, it is necessary to inquire, first, what significance the extraordinary numerical increase in American Jewry actually has, and, second, whether there is any factual basis for charges of Jewish monopolization of American economic opportunity.

When you love what you do, fears you may have of not succeeding will be outdone by the passion you have to never let failing be an option.

What is most concerning is that adversaries and opportunists — ranging from spies abroad to political aspirants at home — have learned to exploit the world's interconnected communications technologies to sow fear, paranoia, and division among its people.