"You don't master your fear.
Instead, he insists that football is essential to America's culture – and to the development and improvement of young men: "Football is unusual in the way it requires you to master your fear.
I can see the logic in that — and the ride's design, which places the worst stuff first, then tapers off to the merely agonizing, even encourages you to think you're mastering your fears.
If you commit to mastering your fear of vulnerability and building personal connections with your team, I promise that your reputation as a leader will soar and your business results will follow suit.
Master your own fear, in other words, and you end up frightening others.
Are you master of your fear, or is fear mastering you?
Entertaining guests in his apartment, he was acutely aware of the refugees hiding in the room above, but Kozak managed to master his fears about would happen to him if his secrets were revealed.
The toll company held a course for people with fear of tunnels to master their fears, with 60 people participating.
Those who win in this field -- like freedom to marry advocates or charter school advocates -- are learning to master their fears.
Several New Testament texts exhort slaves to obedience (the Vulgate servi, which is normally and properly translated "slaves", is in the Douai version translated "servants"): "Servants, be subject to your masters with all fear, not only to the good and gentle, but also to the froward" (1 Peter 2 18).
To never have the task master of fear and idealism whispering in your ear, "don't mess it up".
