Sentences with phrase «what feels like failure»

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That's what has helped to shape my decisions, but I don't feel like a failure because I haven't done it.

And sometimes the lessons come in the form of bona fide failures; some so harsh that at the time it feels like we're getting a PhD in what not to do — the butt ugly.

What may feel like a failure can actually be a huge opportunity.

This is what football cold turkey feels like... can blame the 4th place junkies on this site... they've gone all silent of course it's typical behaviour of cowards... particularly those who know nothing about what they r talking about... so what's the e plantation this time for another year of failure I've been so vocal telling me I am not a real fan... ffing pathetic bunch

Although I love what I do now, I feel like I'm a failure in my science subject and an imposter in the art world.

There were many other instances he had «abandoned me» in not helping me with stuff (I dealt with it and would bring it up), but he gave me a false sense of love where he would say things like «when something is important, I will do what needs to be done», his failure to live up to that statement was an overwhelming feeling of lies and betrayal.

This article makes me feel like less of a failure of a mother, and quite frankly there ought to be a lot more awareness of what's been mentioned in this story and a lot less sanctimonious preaching about «breast is best».

Unfortunately I bought into woo's claim that you could breast feed exclusively no matter what and felt like a big time failure when I could not produce enough milk with my first daughter.

The lows: those hopeless moments, when you're at your wits end, when you feel like you've got no clue at all as to what you're doing as a mother and fear that everything you've done up to this point may have been a failure.

I was not only frustrated, but shocked and felt like a failure when my 4th child couldn't be potty trained no matter what I tried.

I struggled with formula feeding just 2 days after my little guy was born, for both the fact that I felt like a failure as a mother not being able to provide nourishment to my child and I know what commercial formula can do to kids (especially soy and little boys).

It also allows them to learn about themselves, what they like and don't like, and even make mistakes without feeling any pressure or failure.

As a mother to a little guy in Heaven, no matter what the circumstances of his death would have been, I would have still felt like a failure.

What a relief to come across your blog!!!! I also a pediatrician and have Been suffering from guilt, feeling like a failure, and sleep deprivation — I have my 3 rd child who sounds like your first.

I have felt grief and like a failure, but now realize I did my best to give my children what I could.

I used to feel guilty about compromising my beliefs, but what looked like parenting failures were actually a form of flexibility, an important factor in raising happy children.

I don't know why, and I do believe that the whole feeling like a failure because my children won't nurse thing lead to what ended up being a pretty severe post-partum depression, ultimately.

This post really resonates with me, especially when you say, «It makes no sense to commit to a certain type of parenting before you see if the type of child you have would benefit from those parenting ideas»... I made this error & have spent the better part of a year feeling like a complete & utter failure because I couldn't get my daughter to «conform» to what the «experts» said she should or shouldn't be doing etc... it is only recently that I have taken a step back & learned that it's okay to take pieces of the miriad parenting options & use what works best for me & my daughter.

It felt a bit like a failure if I can't do what everyone else is doing and have a life that everyone else is having,» she said.

So what's your strategy for making both happen at once without feeling like a failure if you don't post up at the gym every morning at 6 am?

It can terrorize us, set us up for constant failure, and keep us in a perpetual state of never feeling good enough about who we are, how we eat, and what we look like.

Maybe you've cut your calories drastically, lost weight but gained it all back, so you tried the same method but it didn't work this time... you blamed it on lack of willpower and felt like a failure... but what if its not you, but the advice that you've been getting that's failing?

Choosing your weight / resistance based on what «feels right» (and then lifting to failure) sounds like a great plan, but it also makes sense to keep track of how much weight that is each time, to figure out whether you're making progress.

One that will never make me feel like a failure if one day my body doesn't do what it's asked.

I couldn't understand what the fuck was going on, and I felt like a failure.

Fear of failure Sucking at it Believing they have to stop thinking (ps - that's impossible) Don't have time Don't know how Seems Culty Doubt Fear of changing Fear of what they find Fear of feeling emotions Fear of having to change Fear of truth Comfortable in pain, not comfortable with feeling good Unworthiness People not liking them if they change Fear of taking responsibility Fear of People leaving you Too wound up physically, too many stimulants to sit Making people tired.

It's a vicious cycle of trying to control what we eat, feeling like a failure because the scale doesn't move, punishing ourselves for not being «more in control,» and then manifesting a huge amount of bodily stress that causes further havoc in our bodies.

Until recently, this fact has made me feel a little insecure about my career because I felt like somewhat of a failure for not finishing college while everyone else has — until I realized that no one person is alike — our journeys are all different, and what works for some may not work for others.

At first I felt almost like a failure, what was wrong with me that I had to reduce to online dating?

What I hear over and over is that singles don't care what goes on behind the scenes, they just want to come home from a first date not feeling like a failWhat I hear over and over is that singles don't care what goes on behind the scenes, they just want to come home from a first date not feeling like a failwhat goes on behind the scenes, they just want to come home from a first date not feeling like a failure.

In its early sequences, and in the conflict between Luke and the sadistic chief played by Strother Martin that provided the film's most memorable line («What we've got here is failure to communicate»), the film feels like an unmistakable, generationally targeted indictment of police brutality.

What feels like success to angry teachers is actually sowing the seeds of failure for the teacher union.

Tell us about what happened: Upon returning home from the 2005 SCBWI Winter Conference (which Tomie dePaola had told me I HAD to go to) and feeling like a failure (because no publisher showed an interest in me), I uploaded the 180 pages of sketches onto my website, http://ruthexpress.com/ (Note from Darcy: The site has undergone a major remake and she haven't reposted all of her sketchbooks.

Comments like, «Your ability to overcome what you felt were obstacles and / or failures in life was inspiring», or «Yes!

Especially to a college student who had no knowledge of what failure felt like.

Ahhh what I feel most like saying after reading this post is this — don't be so hard on yourself, saying that this would be seen as a failure and feeling a need to justify your decision.

It's not like you won't know what you're doing, but you will feel like a failure no matter the difficulty level you've chosen.

We all know what it feels like to be the hero of legend, the only one who can rise up to defeat evil in the face of adversity and come out on top, but what about when failure has very real consequences?

Being the ghost is easily the most difficult job in Mysterium, because no matter what you do you feel like a failure.

The idea of this New Queer Abstraction feels to me like it's not a failure of heterosexual abstraction; it's rather a potential of what form can do and what form can propose.

Sam Glover: Last we spoke you were kind of if I'm recalling correctly the external facing Access Legal had had sort of an unexpected effect like it was... you felt like people were going there or seeing what was involved and then saving up the money to hire you which meant that the portal itself was kind of a failure but it wasn't really hurting your ability to get clients in the door.

we somehow feel like failures when we change career paths because we were taught that our resumes should transition smoothly and we should somehow know what we want from an early age.

If you have been employed for a while then you know what it feels like to go through the failures when you messed up with something important at work...

I have what I thought I wanted I should be happy but I feel like a failure and why don't people understand what I am going through?

Failure should be embraced by the entire organization, just like success, so that you can either go home feeling like a Stanley Cup champion or return the next day with a better understanding of what it takes to succeed.

I asked him what he thinks about when it's time to prospect and he said, «I tell myself it won't work» or «nobody wants to hear from me» or «I'll feel like a failure.»

Sometimes I feel like such a failure, but I know that I am doing some of what you offered to do with your children.