Sentence examples for vulnerable admit from inspiring English sources

Yes, this will require that you suspend your invincible self-sufficiency, make yourself vulnerable, admit your need and ask people for their company.

Look within ourselves Tell the whole truth (even when we don't want to) Be vulnerable Admit, own, and share our true thoughts, feelings, desires, insecurities, passions, embarrassment, dreams, and more.

They must be humble, even vulnerable, admitting that they might not know what the future holds.

People feel vulnerable admitting that they feel lonely, but I don't see the term lonely as an insult.

Keating was clearly feeling vulnerable, admitting when such a loss occurs "you feel as if something is happening to you, something moving, the Earth is moving on you".

I know, however, that it's no more easy for me to be vulnerable with someone and say that I haven't had sex – knowing that people may react with disgust or disdain – than it is for women to be vulnerable and admit they've had sex when people may well react with similar disdain or disgust (or in more destructive ways then that).

The shift away from substitutional thinking requires leaders to be vulnerable; to admit and accept that the old ways of doing things just don't apply as much anymore.

It's vulnerable to admit, but it's the truth of how I feel.

Allowing yourself to be vulnerable and admit that contrary to your own self-perception, you can be wrong at times is a point of personal growth!

4. It's okay to be vulnerable, to admit that you're having a hard time I've made some of my best friends by admitting that I'm not superman.

So I put my stubbornness aside and allowed myself to finally be vulnerable and admit that it is okay to accept the help that is offered, whether that be in the form of a surprise spa day from my husband or just the opportunity to take a bubble bath interrupted.