John Grohol, PsyD, puts it plainly it in his blog PsychCentral: FOMO is "the fear of missing out on something or someone more interesting, exciting or better than what we're currently doing".
He plays his part, a thin fantasy of crusty frontier benevolence, as if it were a mediocre poker hand, bluffing Boss into someone bigger and more exciting than he has any right to be.
I might have been experiencing "FOMO" -- defined as the fear of missing out on something or someone more interesting or exciting than whatever one might be doing at the moment.
"There's nothing more exciting than watching someone standing in front of a work of art and their soul singing," Ms. Pitman said.
In a video by Hillman Curtis, Glaser said about teaching: "There is nothing more exciting than seeing someone whose life has been affected in a positive way by something you've said.
All the talk of "dying" and "killing" in comedy gives the showdown between comic and audience a bullfight aura, and nothing in theater is more exciting than watching someone try to be cool and offhand while facing extinction.
"My belief is it's more exciting to see someone like Leona Lewis win and sing a fantastic song, than looking at a chocolate eclair at the end of the show," he said, interviewed by Piers Morgan at the Mipcom TV programming conference in Cannes on Monday.
I mean, what could be more exciting than following someone who's following the campaign?
Nothing is more exciting than watching someone look at the water, cast into a rich run and have a fish respond.
