Sentence examples for worry of failure from inspiring English sources

Fear of the unknown is scary, especially if you let the worry of failure paralyze you.

Action and awareness merge, I have no inner critic, I'm liberated from worry of failure, my whole being is involved, I'm using my skills to the utmost, time flies and every action, movement and thought follows inevitably from the previous one.

Your selling skills will continue to expand as you are willing to try new approaches to selling given that you've reduced the worry of failure.

Part of being myself is accepting my humanness -- my thoughts of discontent, the guilt, the worry, the feelings of failure mixed with my desire to fulfill my dreams.

Common side effects described by subjects were experiencing feelings of inadequacy, guilt, stress, worry or failure of not adhering to the treatment schedule (sometimes triggered by receiving well intended reminders from therapists), anxiety associated with exposure assignments and also with an increased self-awareness of symptoms, negative cognitions and maladaptive behaviours.

The academics Peter Dickson and Joseph Giglierano have argued that companies have to worry about two kinds of failure: "sinking the boat" (wrecking the company by making a bad bet) or "missing the boat" (letting a great opportunity pass).

Like many who are great at what they do, Elaine always lived in fear of failure, worried that the next evening no customers would show up.

"Fifteen months ago, Americans were worried about the prospect of failure in Iraq," he said, sounding a triumphant note about his decision last year to send 30,000 additional troops.

I steeled myself for a long day of swimming and the inevitable worries that precede these events plagued me: worries about the cold; fear of failure to finish; failure to be enough of an inspiration, failure in my own estimation.

The service can scale across a distributed infrastructure without the worry of a single point of failure, making it simpler to scale.

She said the anxiety could have stemmed from a fear of failure and worry about not living up to her expectations.