With "The Savages," by necessity, she developed "a willingness to let life happen in front of you," she said.
Good leaders help others to develop a willingness to change behavior and take risks.
To initiate effective public dialogue, we must develop a willingness to listen openly instead of ranting too loudly to hear anything but our own voice.
They accept that they are alcoholics and achieve complete humility, and develop a willingness to join AA, in the end creating opportunities for success in conquering alcohol problem.
Before the Second World War, Franklin Roosevelt had to nudge a reluctant, isolationist US into engagement with the outside world; now we need a President who can calm a national appetite for global swaggering and develop a national willingness to look at who we are, with our homeless, our poor schools, our struggling industries.
(Until then, Mexico had struck a more conciliatory tone, saying that it "reiterates its willingness and readiness to continue developing a constructive relationship").
At her press event today, Schakowsky signaled a willingness to work with Sanders and others in further developing a viable alternative.
He reckons that the spike in shootings is not due to the gangsters having built up larger arsenals, but in their having developed a frightening new willingness to use them.
However, developing an awareness of humility and willingness to admit limitations in treating OAB may be challenging for doctors in Chinese cultures, in which doctors have become accustomed to high social status and deference, and thus a sense of arrogance among doctors may be inevitable.
