"The curse of being competent is self-doubt, because competence rides on your own self-doubt," she said on her podcast.
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She experiences bouts of self doubt in between incredible feats.
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These strong feelings can have consequences, such as self doubt.
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" The Brexit "dream is dying, suffocated by needless self-doubt.
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Leave negativity and self-doubt behind to awaken your authentic self.
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They are unencumbered by personal history, commitment issues or self-doubt.
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But she worked through the self-doubt and went for it.
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Even in his moments of quiet self-doubt, he's a believer.
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In real life it's a lot more tears and self-doubt.
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Stuck with my emotions and imprisoned in my own self-doubt.
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She is also plagued by self-doubt because of her appearance.
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But today it has given way to relativism and self-doubt.
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I had officially entered the "self-doubt" phase of the interview.
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With a teensy campaign budget, enthusiastic volunteers and occasional self doubt.
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They had reclaimed natural hair despite self-doubt and rampant rejection.
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We are also living through another era of democratic self-doubt.
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They addressed questions about fundraising and how to banish self-doubt.
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A wave of self-doubt and insecurity would fill my body.
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The impact of socialized self-doubt extends far beyond sexual violence.
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On her 2012 LP, "Warrior," she added bullies and self-doubt.
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Tell us about a recent experience where self-doubt affected you.
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What do you think are the sources of your self-doubt?
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Self-doubt had painted the world in lurid and threatening colors.
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When you do overcome self doubt and start to avoid it your mentality will get stronger and stronger, but just remember when it self doubt comes into your head you tell yourself "I AM THE BEST" .
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Settle, like many, has battled insecurities and self-doubt her whole life.
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But MacDonald left that first meeting full of self-doubt and fear.
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But self-doubt and repentance are not popular sentiments in today's Russia.
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Sir James, like Elon Musk of Tesla, seems untroubled by self-doubt.
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Underneath the smile, self-doubt and anxiety are often running the show.
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Just filling out a job application is an occasion for self-doubt.
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Bakassi has a stately presence and not a whiff of self-doubt.
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They are clouds of uncertainty and fear, of self-doubt and insecurity.
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P.O. : I'm sorry you're plagued by this self-doubt and borderline hubris.
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He is racked with self-doubt and struggles to make simple decisions.
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Forget the nagging self-doubt and the pathetic attempts to motivate yourself.
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When he dances, he soars; in life, he swerves into self-doubt.
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But you could see, somehow, that he was riddled with self-doubt.
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Anyone pursuing big goals will face rejection, self-doubt, and hard times.
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Abstract, Brockhampton's figurehead and its most versatile vocalist, embraced his self-doubt.
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How do you quantify fear or self-doubt or passion or commitment.
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Self-doubt and insecurity, along with bouts of depression, never left him.
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Late in life, Dr. Kahneman remained a rattling kettle of self-doubt.
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"It as though a fog of self-doubt has descended," Johnson said.
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Trump has shown almost no evidence of self-doubt, ever, about anything.
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During times of self-doubt, she still draws on that early encounter.
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Such restless self-doubt spurred the adaptability that has proved liberalism's greatest strength.
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He cycles through self-doubt — did he actually hear a bang at all?
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These accounts shared painful stories of bullying, self-doubt, and thoughts of suicide.
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If you can't keep your team together, you will always have self doubt.
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It's also very natural that you would feel self-doubt regarding your identity.
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"It is as though a fog of self-doubt has descended," Johnson said.
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Because there's so much self-doubt that goes into being a parent, period.
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You have taught me how to have courage when I have self doubt.
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And yet somehow he still has room in his life for self-doubt?
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Despite years of self-doubt and suicidal ideation, I managed to move on.
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That self-doubt is a symbol of too much influence on their part.
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Was there anything that helped you deal with those feelings of self-doubt?
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John Cena faces self-doubt and a lack of confidence just like us.
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Rogers said it helped her keep self-doubt from intruding on her mission.
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"I let the self-doubt from other people control me," Garrett DeChambeau said.
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I was observant and compassionate and often confused and filled with self-doubt.
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What begins as conviction is quickly thwarted by logistical hurdles and self-doubt.
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She has struggled with negativity, self doubt, shot selection under pressure and consistency.
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She looks fantastic in her crop top but suffers from crippling self-doubt.
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And when I was making a show there was so much self-doubt.
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But privately, she said that she fights gripping self-doubt and abject fear.
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And, by extension, becomes the most potent engine of self doubt ever invented.
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Typically, protagonists must overcome self-doubt, but Joan is galvanized from the start.
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Do you think your past albums were fueled by feelings of self-doubt?
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This only adds to the self-doubt that so many biracial people face.
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" It was, as The New York Times noted, a moment of "rare self-doubt.
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A lot of us deal with self-doubt, or "imposter syndrome," at the office.
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His self-doubt continued into adolescence — until he discovered a way to gain confidence.
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It's a time to take action, make decisions, and overcome your own self-doubt.
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He chivvied his two cricketers out of self-doubt but not into over-confidence.
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The last thing someone ridden with self-doubt and anxiety needs is more doubt.
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He adroitly combines brutality with cunning and—when dealing with his girlfriend—self-doubt.
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Slowly, years of self-doubt began to merge with a new sense of understanding.
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Just kidding, there's plenty of pain here too, just not so much self-doubt.
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In Lanza's, you can't escape the self-doubt and desperation churning in plain sight.
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It takes you through self-doubt counteracted by buoyant confidence and back down again.
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For Van Der Beek, it was a time of high anxiety and self-doubt.
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We cannot allow them to hold us back, or silence us into self-doubt.
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Her fixed stare is full of rage — and for the first time, self-doubt.
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Every parent knows the feelings that come with this: Uncertainty. Anxiety. Self-doubt. Fear.
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I am still observant and compassionate and often confused and filled with self-doubt.
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The result: anxiety, sadness, self-doubt, addiction and various other hard-to-vanquish demons.
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She becomes fearful, but worse, the ordeal plunges her into years of self-doubt.
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Lastly, remember that your own self-doubt—your very own fear—can be useful.
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The experience of the last general election appears to have removed that self-doubt.
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"I feel like this song is my anti-self-doubt mantra," says Kiah Victoria.
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Instead, most physicians cope with guilt, self-doubt and fear of litigation in private.
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The common denominator isn't our lack of ability, it's our abundance of self-doubt.
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And free yourself from self-doubt by learning to dodge land mines at work.
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Cass is emerging from a reclusive spell with more than a little self-doubt.
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"Everyone I know who has been enormously successful" struggles with self-doubt, she said.
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"I don't think I did..." he adds, with a slight hint of self-doubt.
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And she harbors the first inklings of self-doubt after being mocked at school.
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A period of self-doubt led to the decision to start a brewpub business.
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Years marked by as much isolation and self-doubt as discovery and original research.
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Putting ourselves in boxes because of what society thinks of us creates self-doubt.
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I remember how I was in those moments, especially if I'm having self doubt.
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For women, being polite often goes hand in hand with self-doubt and subservience.
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Morgan is sarcastic and fragile, acutely self-aware but still riddled with self-doubt.
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Or is it the self-doubt that comes from the need for such assertion?
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She later apologized to Beckham, Jr., writing that her thoughts came out of self-doubt.
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At least Kim's loved ones are trying to save her from drowning in self-doubt.
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Self-doubt took hold, and Lekman questioned if he should give up on music entirely.
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It's time for us to tune out self-doubt and lead this trillion-dollar industry.
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As rewarding as parenting is, it can also be frustrating and full of self-doubt.
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"Self-absorption is general, as is self-doubt," she'd memorably begin that Woody Allen piece.
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Tweens and teens experience strong feelings of stress, confusion, self-doubt, and pressure to succeed.
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DiCaprio's rage-filled expressions of self-doubt alone should be mandatory viewing in acting classes.
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The early years of her career were marked by relentless experimentation and constant self-doubt.
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For the first time in Gary's adult life, he has to contend with self-doubt.
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I was full of fear and self-doubt and self-loathing and self-everything-shit.
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Chances are they've felt the same and can empathize with that nagging self-doubt. 4.
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Even worse, the critique and its resultant self-doubt may dissuade her from seeking help.
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It's important for kids to learn how to respond to self-doubt on their own.
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" The chorus, in a surge of self-doubt, asks, "Don't you like me for me?
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You do this enough times, the self-doubt turns out to have been a prophecy.
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Nagasu has been alternately brilliant and erratic in her career, sometimes troubled by self-doubt.
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Jane is so filled with self-doubt, but can't really see another pathway or avenue.
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What happens when that same docile individual turns out to be nursing intensifying self-doubt?
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Sara Blakely: A positive mindset is everything Self-doubt and negative thoughts can plague anyone.
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Without an atmosphere of trust, feedback can be a catalyst for stress and self-doubt.
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My generation struggles with loneliness, self-doubt, and more anxiety than any generation before us.
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And, Coach Geno Auriemma said, she is not restricted by the clutter of self-doubt.
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But really, the situation is simpler than that: it's you against your own self-doubt.
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I watched her struggle with self-doubt, overwhelming guilt and trepidation about asking for mercy.
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Be proactive and push aside self-doubt to go after what will make you happier.
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Self-doubt is normal and you don't have to let it stop you from pushing ahead.
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"I felt so much self-doubt in even thinking about trying the run again," he said.
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Some of this is just my personality as a fun gal filled with constant self-doubt.
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Why does even a hint of critical feedback send them into a tailspin of self-doubt?
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You are not the only one who is going to suffer great self-doubt and insecurity.
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" In his resignation letter, Johnson said the Brexit "dream is dying, suffocated by needless self-doubt.
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Throughout the film, he reflects on feelings of self-doubt and the importance of risk-taking.
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There she goes through a very human experience of trial over adversity and overcoming self-doubt.
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I had many days of my own self-doubt, but I've always been willing to try.
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Berthe was prone throughout her life to self-doubt, and she destroyed many of her works.
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It took years, but Mancini worked his way through the depression and self-doubt that followed.
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We don't need the self-doubt, and the fear, and the depression, and the panic attacks.
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The self-doubt and anxiety I felt in the office still cropped up on the road.
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Pretty hectic, mostly, with shots of animal pleasure between bouts of self-doubt and course correction.
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In this slightly crouched posture, and with a hint of healthy self-doubt, Foer proceeds quickly.
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To many in Hollywood, he was an enigma, both strong-willed and tormented by self-doubt.
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It is hard to stimulate helpful self-doubt, but mandatory spiritual retreats are worth a try.
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Worry, stress, self-doubt, a strong urge to begin a move to Scandinavia at 3 a.m.
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This dangerous combination of defeatism and self-doubt is a perfect prescription for paralysis and entrapment.
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When we doubt a lover, it's almost always an expression of self-doubt cast onto them.
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Surely, she faced self-doubt and pushed past both her own fears and those of others.
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But she faced a lot of self-doubt that delayed her decision to actually become one.
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Like I said before, I'm a very insecure person and have a lot of self-doubt.
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Unlike overconfidence, which attempts to hide self-doubt and other pessimistic shortcomings, self-compassion accepts them.
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At 22, one glance at the college essay prompts would plunge me immediately into self-doubt.
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I saw he had some self-doubt, but I never once had any doubt about him.
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For all his achievements, and all the admiration for his swing, Littler struggled with self-doubt.
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However his own self-doubt, arrogance, individuality, and later laziness, contributed to this slide into anonymity.
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But Laura will be the first to admit that she's had moments of self-doubt and shame.
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Dafoe, 63, brings the legendary painter to life as he struggles through mental illness and self-doubt.
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"All my self-doubt that came from the online scene felt like it has disappeared," he said.
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A lot of self-doubt that I was wrestling through, and reinventing the way I write songs.
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They're willing to tolerate the self-doubt, anxiety and potential failures that comes with doing hard things.
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"It was self-doubt and fear," Griffith, 49, tells PEOPLE of what led her to rock bottom.
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So grab your stretch tattoo choker and flannel shirt and stomp your self-doubt into the ground.
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While we can brush off these risks as silly individually, taken together they're fuel for self-doubt.
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She describes the growing self-doubt he had begun to feel regarding his giant two-tone canvases.
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But one area where Metz has rarely faced down self-doubt has been in the romance department.
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There was a lot of self-doubt and questioning and the fact that we pulled it off.
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Women's biggest mistake as investors is self-doubt: a lack of confidence that can lead to inaction.
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It's the most human aspect of his game, the only hint of self-doubt he ever displays.
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Loneliness, self-doubt, insecurity — these are feelings defined by the lack of something, outlined in the negative.
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Their self-doubt appears to be even more powerful than the pain of depression and anxiety themselves.
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It's what happens when people weaponize their self-doubt and turn it on those closest to them.
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But I've come to realize that they were basing their choices on their feelings of self-doubt.
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Self-doubt or fears of post-incident hyper-scrutiny can have a deleterious effect on officer safety.
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And he expressed rare self-doubt, wondering whether he had misjudged his own influence on American history.
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Skin deep Her skin's splotchy appearance led to self-doubt -- and then a modeling contract with CoverGirl.
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Students, read the entire article, then tell us: What role does self-doubt play in your life?
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If you overshare, for instance, and excessively express self-doubt, colleagues may start to question your credibility.
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A number of victims said they suffered from self-doubt, anxiety, depression and post-traumatic stress disorder.
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I would want to tell my younger self that self-doubt can sometimes be a good thing.
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When the moderator gave him a chance to backtrack, Mr. Sanders did not show any self-doubt.
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So if you have no self-doubt whatsoever, that's a sign that's something has probably gone wrong.
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The bigger issues—"the self hatred, the guilt, pressure, self-doubt," as she described them to me—remained.
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And I also feel super at peace about the material; I've really not been encountering self-doubt recently.
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A poorly performing video, or one that others mock, might lead to feelings of anxiety and self-doubt.
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"I was so deep in my own self-doubt that I constantly felt like a fraud," Morelli wrote.
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More importantly, I aimed the book at women … because chronic self-doubt tends to hold them back more.
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When self doubt and self loathing creep into my soul he is my champion, my number one fan.
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Press play to get her take on kicking self-doubt to the curb and discovering her unapologetic confidence.
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Maybe you're plagued by overwhelming self-doubt and would rather not try at all then try and fail.
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So drastic that I'm frozen by self-doubt when I go to post anything on my main grid.
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" She goes on: "I was in a pit of self-doubt in terms of how I worked creatively.
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Emily Greener: She founded I AM THAT GIRL to help young girls transform self-doubt into self-love.
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Either way, their abilities and talents are discounted, allowing feelings of self-doubt to continue despite repeat success.
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She becomes vulnerable, and even in her later years, haunted by self-doubt—but always ready to perform.
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My stomach dropped as the familiar pangs of self-doubt and uncertainty came echoing back into my chest.
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Seeking that validation allowed me to get stuck in a loop of self-doubt, and it became obsessive.
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That self-doubt may be hindering your ability to become the team leader you're actually capable of being.
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Kids should learn how to handle their self-doubt, and deal with consequences when they make a mistake.
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But there is also a very different America of the moment, one paralysed by fear and self-doubt.
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Donald Trump's electoral college victory has triggered a wave of partisan rancor and self-doubt among American liberals.
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You can allow that underestimation to confine you with self-doubt and frustration or you can harness it.
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Rabbit struggles with the self-doubt that comes with being a white rapper in a predominantly black neighborhood.
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The fact that he's spilling it to someone he barely knows suggests how deep his self-doubt lies.
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He endured sharpened questions and sustained attacks from his opponent and maybe a few flashes of self-doubt.
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Album Review The strife, sorrow, fury, self-doubt and atonement are over; it's time for a victory lap.
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But even witches need confidence to fly, and the picture chronicles Kiki's struggles when self-doubt overtakes her.
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We see the rare flicker of his self-doubt and the guilt he feels for acts of betrayal.
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That's the level of cynicism and self-doubt I was experiencing when I got to MIT last year.
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Most important, he's trying to keep the self-doubt at bay and not put undue pressure on himself.
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Ostapenko won the French Open last year by swinging for the lines without a smidgen of self doubt.
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Yet what connects nearly every film he's worked on is an unshakeable feeling of alienation and self-doubt.
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" Tyler, who has also struggled with depression, expressed his self-doubt, telling Catelynn, "It's gotta be something with me.
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Overall, Boy is a collection of intimate, dusky songs that confront various aspects of love—obsession, self-doubt, disappointment.
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And all of the women have to navigate a lifetime of emotional fallout -- nightmares, flashbacks, feelings of self-doubt.
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Here is a woman manifestly tortured by self-doubt, uncertain of her own identity and place in the world.
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Freedom from all the self doubt, insecurities, self loathing, uncertainties and anxieties of my 20's and 203's.
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Even the most confident person has moments of self-doubt (and if you don't, please teach us your ways).
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His talent for projecting pettiness, self-doubt, and stunted emotions has made him an unpredictable and engaging quantity onscreen.
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He's attentive, encouraging of her dreams, adventurous, and generally a bright light in the cloud of Issa's self-doubt.
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But with exposure eventually came self-doubt, a desire to be popular, and a need to find beauty within.
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But lies, cruelty, judgment, and self-doubt become weapons as well, tearing down the characters' relationships and self-confidence.
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That self doubt threatens to hold people back, and can be especially damaging to women and people of color.
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When Taylor feels his self-doubt creeping up, he uses a simple but effective strategy to keep moving forward.
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In fact, I've been told that I come across as confident even when I experience loads of self-doubt.
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Intense self-doubt, feeling trapped in a job or a relationship, and feeling disillusioned about what "real life" is?
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"Say Yes" is still wracked with self-doubt and all the same anguish, but the contradiction is too forceful.
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" Zachary himself has pondered whether "women have been exempted from certain forms of self-doubt, which might be gendered.
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Sensing my own self-doubt, I doubled down, announcing my triathlon plan on every social media platform I have.
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He admits to being too clever by half, lacking the gene for self-doubt and coming off as arrogant.
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Instead, you have to surround yourself with smart people, learn from some mistakes and get rid of self-doubt.
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I had a pair of tan chinos that matched the self-doubt barely contained under my emotionally muted veneer.
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Smith-West says he approached Hobdy about singing over the beats he was producing, but self-doubt creeped in.
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My queerness has been diminished and joked about by other queer people, which instills a level of self-doubt.
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Even its earliest songs found a somber sweet spot amid loss, self-doubt, disillusionment and fading but obsessive romance.
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Ms. Tene was shocked and disgusted, the suit says, and has since suffered emotional distress, anxiety and self-doubt.
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But there are men in this world capable of owning their self-doubt rather than turning it against women.
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And free yourself from self-doubt by learning to dodge land mines at work, fight bias and avoid burnout.
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It addresses the internalized bias that black gay men experience and the perilous self-doubt that stems from it.
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Turning down arranged marriages, Kusama utterly lacked a sense of self-doubt as she pursued a career in painting.
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The creator seeks perfection and is plagued by self-doubt and indecision, as is the case with many artists.
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Obesity stigma is getting under the skin and into their psyche, weighing them down with self-doubt and shame.
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Karen's relentless self-doubt and hypocritical attitudes to race and class make her a hard character to sympathize with.
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A woman's decision might be distorted by self-doubt, said Kelly Dittmar, assistant professor of political science at Rutgers.
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The most memorable thread of the last 12 months had less to do with clothes than existential self-doubt.
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Abuse creates self-doubt, weakness, shame and at some point, out of disorientation and fear, a self-imposed prison.
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For Trump, that personal demon is a shaky, private self-doubt that he never is willing to show publicly.
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The plot can be read as a kind of fantastical embodiment of a rape survivor's shame and self-doubt.
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At that level, awards are important, and they give you that kick when you have moments of self-doubt.
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Amid today's distrust of liberalism—and liberal self-doubt—it is worth remembering just how fruitful those positions have been.
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It's going from heart-pounding fear to loneliness to self-doubt to anger to outrage, all within a few minutes.
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Earlier this season, Bernadette battled with anxiety and self-doubt over her pregnancy and the prospect of being a mother.
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Their lives are blissful, in a way their existence is purer than ours, free of the burden of self-doubt.
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The women's stories indicated that they were go-getters with high aspirations, but they often seemed stuck in self-doubt.
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"Leaving those situations [isn't] easy because it's wrought with self-doubt, particularly if someone damages your self-esteem," Witherspoon said.
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They came from Nowheresville, USA, to be restyled into pop product while overcoming exhaustion, stress, self-doubt, rejection and tears.
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I've always been plagued with so much self-doubt, and I've pulled people into my life to stilt me up.
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Some of the other students struggle with their pride, self doubt, living up to familial expectations, and even parental abuse.
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It is by far the darkest, as it explores the hard reality of facing insecurities and self-doubt to heal.
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There is envy of great writing and envy of those who, despite not being great, seem immune to self-doubt.
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While Shiffrin may experience bouts of self-doubt, her competitors see only a composed and focused assassin on the course.
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A lot of the self-doubt that comes into your head, the slower songs kind of internally instill self-belief.
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Today, with nothing left to prove and without self-doubt, I find myself redefining my ideas of femininity once again.
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Mr. Lutz has organized a wry group show, "Maybe I'm Doing It Wrong," knitting it with strands of self-doubt.
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I'm patient with their misgendering, but it reinforces the self-doubt within me and the sadness and discomfort it brings.
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A failed painter and frustrated actor initially plagued by self-doubt, Mr. Ninagawa turned to directing when he was 30.
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Tyler, the boy in "The Lil' King," with his rage and self-doubt, now reminded him of his younger self.
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Mr. Fraser's personal and career struggles reveal that self-doubt, loneliness and internal loss can be crippling, regardless of gender.
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When you're being honest about your feelings, accept the fact that self-doubt is O.K. It's a normal human reaction.
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Taylor Stanley may be troubled by self-doubt, but he has become an invaluable dancer at New York City Ballet.
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Though one reason behind his self-doubt is his constant back pain, from which the real-life director also suffers.
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Yet these sections tend to emphasize certain emotional notes — fractured love, enduring loneliness, self-doubt — to the point of redundancy.
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The raw sweetness Toby had once had was solidified now into authority; he was substantial and massive, without self-doubt.
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Their plots are oneiric, preposterous; trying to authenticate their existence encourages self-doubt like no other sort of fiction does.
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Women are schooled not only to ask permission, apologize, hedge and upspeak, but also to self-doubt and self-censor.
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So, whether the women of television are battling grief, devastation, or lifetimes of self-doubt, ditching makeup can unveil it all.
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The process of writing a book is rife with enough self-doubt as it is without injecting instability and existential uncertainty.
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Consistent self-doubt can derail our ambitions and lead to underperformance, undercut professional development, and damage relationships with coworkers and managers.
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What I wanted, in coming to CMV, was to drop my self-doubt—to be relieved of that view of myself.
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The conference in the northern English city of Manchester was a somber affair, light on policy and heavy on self-doubt.
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It's a paradox familiar to women and girls everywhere: we are achieving like never before, yet we're consumed with self doubt.
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His perfect storm of self-doubt and narcissism can read as profound when you've got nothing else to compare it to.
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Any scene requiring true introspection or vulnerability is undercut by the nagging feeling that this man has never experienced self-doubt.
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Mirren told The Mirror in 2011 that she's always known that positive manifestation can have a better outcome than self-doubt.
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I believed deep down that fashion is a great avenue for self-expression, but in practice, I struggled with self-doubt.
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I ate cold grocery store empanadas for lunch today and can't take even the simplest selfie without experiencing crippling self-doubt.
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When she starts to experience self-doubt, Lee says she reminds herself that the most important thing is that she's healthy.
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For his team of advisers still gripped by self-doubt, the trip will become a proving ground for their own performance.
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Written in 1965, the letter was LeWitt's attempt to help Hesse, whom he'd befriended five years prior, banish her self-doubt.
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His inability to focus, plan or make decisions, plus his constant self-doubt and self-hatred, step in and stop him.
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The answer to all this self-doubt, Lin says — after telling me she doesn't care when I eat — is mindful meditation.
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Dafne Keen gives a truly spectacular performance as Lyra, channeling her winning combination of curiosity, wildness, warmth, and occasional self-doubt.
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They are my miracles, which I almost didn't allow to happen because of heartbreak, self-doubt and maybe even self-loathing.
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No one talks about the dark underbelly of fundraising: Crippling self-doubt, loneliness, and personal tolls on all your other relationships.
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They were both struggling to commit to regular songwriting, stuck in their own heads, and feeling the weight of self-doubt.
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These days, I don't experience the same self-doubt and panic about my career (or at least, not nearly as often).
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The first time I flipped through the book I wasn't sure what that shadow represented: alienation, regret, creative angst, self-doubt?
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The newfound pride — often a brittle veneer over profound self-doubt — was not welcomed by many of those who encountered it.
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These "thoughts," as they're called in the playbill's cast breakdown, are pestering manifestations of self-doubt, self-loathing, and sexual ambivalence.
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Ms. Tene is seeking money damages for emotional distress, anxiety and self-doubt she said she suffered because of the encounter.
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The reality is he was a very dimensional person, with a lot of dramatic tension and a lot of self-doubt.
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With his skinny frame and his worried eyes, Mr. Twersky is an expert at conveying neurosis, ambivalence, self-doubt and cowardice.
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He had embarked on a series of landscapes, Ms. Nycander said, but a creeping sense of self-doubt stymied his efforts.
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But he makes music as though he&aposs untouched by fame, pressure, self-doubt, or the machinations of the music industry.
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We have him starting the scene with such self-doubt and helplessness, in a way that you really see the kid.
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But a little bit of insecurity, a little bit of self-doubt, is helpful because it allows us to monitor ourselves.
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Lot of the time self doubt will come after a bad game or when you mess up and your coach takes you out right away.... To overcome self doubt you need tell your self you are the best and always think what was wrong with your last play and what could have you done different to avoid your mistake.
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The cock-of-the-walk confidence with which liberals strode into the 21st century has given way to trembling self-doubt. Good.
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Yet, I couldn't shake my self-doubt that I might not have the perseverance to make it as a professional artist/writer.
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In Us, Jordan Peele has made another socially-conscious horror movie out of this nagging, subconscious feeling of self-doubt and unease.
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The Good News Although approval-seeking and self-doubt continue to plague girls both privately and publicly, there are signs of fatigue.
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These days, model Iskra Lawrence is a shining example of body positivity — but it took self-doubt and frustration to get there.
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Otherwise, the pressure to keep up a so-called "perfect" or "clean" lifestyle will send us into a spiral of self-doubt.
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The cycle of doubt and self-doubt—bitcoin sounds fishy; I'm an idiot for thinking bitcoin sounded fishy—can turn palpable, somatic.
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She also becomes mired in self doubt about the choices she makes and whether she's doing the right things for her family.
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In a voiceover, the performer professes self-doubt — something fans certainly aren't used to hearing from her —about making Homecoming a reality.
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In a 16-year business partnership he had with a friend, it had led to: depression, overwhelming self doubt, and panic attacks.
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"The Gold" is the second track on the album, a snap to attention after "The Maze" drifts out of its self-doubt.
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I've asked, 'why us,' and in my moments of self doubt I found the truth: that we did nothing wrong,' Rawlings said.
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As the pride of its occupants gave way to self-doubt, people on all sides asked, were those flaws reparable or fatal?
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Everyone is subject to periods of self-doubt and criticism, but the truth is, some of us are more vulnerable than others.
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The self-criticism and self-doubt will always be present, and the only solution is to just act in spite of them.
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I've read fat shaming comments about myself which has filled me with self doubt and questions like; do I need to change?
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She felt reassured by his well-informed answers and his concern for her son, but the self-doubt would creep back in.
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I was racked with self-doubt, trapped by the feeling that no matter what I chose I'd be fucking up my life.
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Observing a person obliterate themselves with booze and drugs in a futile attempt to shake self-doubt and loathing is never fun.
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He played the titular character, a talk show host whose charm barely concealed a bottomless well of self-hatred and self-doubt.
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It's a song that reflects on a moment with a love interest that's been marred by twinges of humiliation and self-doubt.
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But others inspire the same niggling whisper of self-doubt as Instagram posts of green juice: Should I be doing that, too ?
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One interlude, titled "Flintridge," encapsulates the self-doubt that enters one's mind at such a young age, and can linger into adulthood.
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Grow the fuck up if you think I didn't sob during "The Climb," Miley's heartfelt song about overcoming self doubt to shine.
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Trying to unpack alt-right figureheads only to fall into a state of self-doubt is a common occurrence among mainstream journalists.
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It can be warm, but only once its characters push their way through searing self-doubt to get to the other side.
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She modulates Chloé's mood from slumping vulnerability to hip-swinging confidence, from a whirlpool of self-doubt and near despair to defiance.
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Garbus makes messy music for a messy world, but this album's sporadic bursts and empty stretches mirror her self-doubt too exactly.
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Oxytocin, endorphins, and dopamine released during orgasm improve mood, soothe anxiety, lower self-doubt, increase focus, and contribute to feelings of enthusiasm.
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Nikki and B.A. have been trying to conceive using assisted fertility, but they've run into judgment and self-doubt along the way.
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You would think that selling 10s of millions of novels would calm her insecurities, but success has only heightened her self-doubt.
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She beamed as students described how they had blossomed at the school, which offers a refuge from bullying, scorn and self-doubt.
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But self-doubt and fears of rejection or failure can prevent us from taking the steps necessary to make those dreams reality.
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The essays wander a variegated terrain of memoir, criticism and polemic, oscillating between smooth proclamations of certainty and twitches of self-doubt.
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Even long before Mourinho offered him that glimmer of hope, though, neither self-pity nor self-doubt had intruded on Schweinsteiger's mind.
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ABC's night of sitcoms wraps up at 9:30 with "The Real O'Neals" and some self-doubt from Eileen, the family's matriarch.
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But it might also result from deeper feelings related to the task, such as self-doubt, low self-esteem, anxiety or insecurity.
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She definitely goes on a journey this season that's different from last season in terms of growing from that place of self-doubt.
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And that is the lesson that has been waiting for me at the other end of many an anxious journey into self-doubt.
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In other words, it was just another week in the neighborhood we call the internet, filled with wonder and self-doubt as always.
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The open-mindedness required to understand new cultures, lifestyles, and situations can also lead to insecurity and self-doubt, whereas conservatism provides familiarity.
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The latest entry attempts to drag us in a dizzying hellscape of self-doubt, making us question the basic fabric of our reality.
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Then, about three years ago, at the height of my self-doubt, my best friend had a baby, an adorable girl named Jessica.
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"The most dangerous ones are the ones who say they have understood everything," he said, and who reenter society with no self-doubt.
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Try to see your self-doubt as an overbearing aunt who's clamoring away in the attic while you're two floors down, not listening.
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She's refused to let the mean things that kids used to say about her at school break her spirit or create self-doubt.
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To develop your own, start keeping a list of your successes to look back on whenever those feelings of self-doubt creep up.
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For every moment of joy and love that women experience as moms, there is another one filled with worry, difficulty, and self-doubt.
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Things weren't always smooth for the actress, 24, as she dealt with a period of self-doubt following her Idol elimination in 2010.
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But just a few years ago, Metz was nearing a breaking point resulting from a decade-long spiral of depression and self-doubt.
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Yes, pop stars lead glamorous lives, but that doesn't mean they don't experience bouts of self-doubt just like the rest of us.
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It's possible for the partner of a narcissist to feel self-doubt, blame themselves for the issues, and eventually become depressed, Behary says.
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Instead of listening to her self-doubt, she reached out to people in the industry and asked for coffee meetings and professional advice.
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In Roupenian's moral universe, the customary literary virtues of empathy, a strong conscience, and anxious self-doubt achieve nothing and save no one.
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Filled with self-doubt, feeling like a failure as a mother, she wrestles with how to do the right thing for her son.
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To read its six shattering pages is to come face-to-face with the isolation, self-doubt and crushing misery of mental illness.
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Yet the album's most compelling narrative is Val's relationship with herself—addressing self-doubt, accepting her ambitions, and doubling down to pursue them.
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We've all ghosted or been ghosted upon, and being ditched leaves even the most self-assured people in a pit of self-doubt.
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Charli XCX is a supremely confident performer, completely unaffected by self-doubt or lethargy, and it's pretty compelling even on a TV screen.
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He grapples with existential questions and self-doubt, and grief and loss, but often makes music that sounds bright, and full of hope.
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Unfortunately, Forky is very, very sad right out of the gate, afflicted by a devastating combination of existential dread and crippling self-doubt.
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Relatedly, the number one thing I coached employees on over a 30-year corporate career was self-doubt about worthiness and competitiveness, i.e.
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Finck writes beautifully of this struggle but is suddenly beset with self-doubt that gnaws at her in the form of literal rats.
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At the time, Mr. Puigdemont portrayed the revelation as a rare moment of self-doubt, and claimed that his position had not changed.
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Don't talk yourself down Being asked to take the lead on a new project can be scary, and self-doubt can creep in.
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Sometimes sexism is taking someone who has self-doubt, like many creative people do, and yielding to it, instead of propping her up.
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I joined sports teams and clubs, but I always found myself on the outside because of my own self doubt- was I interesting?
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Whenever I have self-doubt I go into my closet or under my bed with a pillow or blanket and close my eyes.
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He says it's okay to have self-doubt about your ability to succeed, raise money or even attract the right people at times.
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But he overcame self-doubt to take home the silver and become the first American to medal in the men's singles luge event.
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Farrell's Nixon is smart and ambitious, a visionary in some ways (China), but also skinless, both driven and utterly undone by self-doubt.
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" Clues: a yellow alarm clock, a baby in a carrier; blue flowers; "My self-doubt can really get me stuck in my head.
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"Redemption" is upbeat, but it's also a powerful look into Zynn's struggle with self-doubt, a topic to which plenty of fans can relate.
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And threaded through it all, the exhaustion of wavering between anger and sadness and compassion and self-doubt every time I think about him.
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She has simple advice for those grappling with feelings of self-doubt as they try to compete at the highest levels of their sport.
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But the next time you find yourself stewing in self-doubt, remember that you don't have to listen to the aunt in the attic.
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Take advantage of this temporary reprieve from self-doubt and ego by stepping in to fix, figure out, and heal what lies before you.
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Self-doubt is a phenomenon that I have heard over and over from other women, even those as accomplished and barrier-breaking as West.
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Narcissists tend to be overly assured of themselves and display inflated views of their abilities that leave them immune to criticism and self-doubt.
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Mr McGregor's clever dual-casting invites us to consider whether Jesus ever suffered self-doubt: did he have second thoughts about sacking the Temple?
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Fear or self-doubt on this journey can be a stumbling block, especially if you second-guess yourself and turn down potentially lucrative opportunities.
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There's no vulnerability there, no bending to the world as it tries to break her down, no revelatory moments of hand-wringing self doubt.
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They are both unique in their longevity, and neither ever allowed personal considerations—age, fatigue, grief, self-doubt, or criticism—to interfere with duty.
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President's Trump's M.O. is to project confidence in every setting: Even in small groups, he's loath to reveal even a tincture of self doubt.
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It's dotted throughout with crushing lyrics about topics like death, depression, and self-doubt, but they're set against a soundtrack of pure, soaring pop.
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The party was such a mind-scrambling gumbo of sensations and self-doubt that it took over a decade for me to attend another.
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I'm not talking about shyness or self-doubt or any of those other near-synonyms of the word; I mean that I forgot myself.
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Mr. Raz gets founders to open up and tell wrenching stories about sacrifices, late nights, self-doubt and the mistakes that led to success.
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Lead single "You'll Never Find Me," captures the Korn ethos quite succinctly, with its overarching theme of spiraling self-doubt and depressive self-destruction.
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"Reputation" is about lashing out against your antagonists, sure, but also about seeking, and perhaps finding, love in the midst of severe self-doubt.
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Few knew that he had often suffered from depression and acute self-doubt and had admitted to suicidal feelings, starting when he was 21984.
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Even mega-successful people like Sheryl Sandberg have encountered, and destroyed, what's known as "Imposter Syndrome" and self-doubt by shedding similar bad habits.
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Some of the world's most brilliant minds also undergo moments of self-doubt, including Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg, philanthropist Melinda Gates and psychologist Adam Grant.
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Whether it is for your career or your personal growth, elevate your perspective by leaving behind self-doubt and replacing it with bolder goals.
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Digital technology and social media also make it easier than ever before to compare our success to others', perpetuating a cycle of self-doubt.
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Kathryn Hart continues her dialogue with evolving identity and the hope for new beginnings amidst a maze of emotional conflict, pain, and self-doubt.
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"Russia is hyped up on testosterone while Europe is filled with self-doubt," said Ivanna Klympush-Tsintsadze, Ukraine's deputy prime minister for European integration.
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Often, she says, the main obstacle for victims is their own self-doubt, which can lead them to dismiss behavior that they find unsettling.
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Growing up, self-doubt has been my biggest enemy, but I seemed to achieve so many things when I address the will to do them.
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The key to reversing this is teaching confidence to girls and women, who too often silence themselves with the habits of hesitation and self-doubt.
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Russia is using this modernized force to test US commitment to safeguarding international security and looking for signs of self-doubt, chinks in its armor.
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But the tragedy of Christchurch gave Ardern an opportunity to tell New Zealanders what their country stands for, to dismiss any sense of self-doubt.
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There will always be self-doubt and insecurities, but as long as [what you're doing] is genuine and you aren't forcing it, you'll overcome it.
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It still feels absurd that a man can train for years to fight a dragon and attain magical punching powers, but still feel self-doubt.
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Greer Grimsley (Wotan) effectively walked a challenging line that balanced vocal strength — conveying the god's power — with an almost diffident uncertainty — revealing his self-doubt.
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The Sam toy, however, does risk telling a single narrative to coming out as trans — one that involves heavy emotions like self-doubt and isolation.
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Of course, there's no such thing as "perfect," which means it's nearly impossible to strive for perfection and feel anything but disappointment and self-doubt.
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Moretz says that when she was filming Carrie two years ago at age 16, she was filled with self-doubt, egged on by online criticisms.
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You are feeling grateful for what is good and what you have, rather than being stuck in a chronic state of criticism or self-doubt.
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George Michael leaves a legacy of uplifting music, telling all of us to renew faith, quash self-doubt, and always give it one more try.
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I might fuck up, or run into traffic, or succumb to a wave of self-doubt that slows me down and spoils my effort altogether.
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After four runner-up finishes and years of self doubt, Spain's Garcia finally delivered the long-awaited title that seemed destined to forever elude him.
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Donovan's thoughtfulness on a whole host of complex issues like mental health, fame, and self-doubt has been virtually unparalleled in the American sporting landscape.
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While the decision to turn down that high-paying job came with loads of self-doubt, ambivalence, and stress, I'm certainly glad I did it.
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She had quit the opioid five years earlier, but her life was plagued with anxiety, apathy and self-doubt that prior treatments had not helped.
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It's these elements that often take a simple conversation and inject it with incredible amounts of anxiety, frustration and self doubt in the dating realm.
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The Halifax and Montreal-based indie rockers' third effort, I'm Bad Now, out March 9, occupies a similar territory, full of curiosity and self-doubt.
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Plagued by self-doubt, she developed a neurological disorder and began the unhealthy relationship with the abusive partner, despite having been warned away from it.
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That confidence, characteristic of a president only rarely subject to self doubt, could spell trouble down the road, though, in the view of many analysts.
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Being sold to can be socially awkward, for sure, but when it comes to corrosive self-doubt, being the seller is a thousand times worse.
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The sense that successful men would want to work with me for only one reason began to internalize as self-doubt about my own talent.
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He still owed his publisher another book but Yu recalls feeling self-doubt once again, thinking, O.K., that was fun, but maybe this is it.
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Faced with self-doubt and depression after several tragic, challenging events, Sharon Sultan Cutler, 71, turned to therapy to help her feel better about herself.
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His music has remained complex, tender, and intimate — as though he&aposs untouched by fame, pressure, self-doubt, or the machinations of the music industry.
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The uncertainty over the bill's prospects leaves the president, who prides himself on his ability to make deals, facing a rare instance of self-doubt.
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They were a genuine odd couple—the wonkish ruminant sharing a cockpit with Mr. Congeniality, whose days flew by without a flutter of self-doubt.
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Hays comes from the same stock, but he's not yet so paralyzed with self-doubt that he can't work the case in front of him.
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I think a lot of people see the blowhard side of him, the angry side, and Snodgrass sees the vulnerability, the anxieties, the self-doubt.
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J.P. Pain, self-doubt and depressive reveries have long filled the songs of the Scottish band Frightened Rabbit, which released "No Real Life" on Christmas.
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Like any other job, you only really step into it when you let go of the self-doubt and stop being so hard on yourself.
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Artist Kathryn Hart continues her dialogue with evolving identity and the hope for new beginnings amidst a maze of emotional conflict, pain, and self-doubt.
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Girls found the funny edges of languid muggy afternoons on the subway before Broad City, and the relatable aspects of wincing self-doubt way before Insecure.
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"Along with all the bad habits, selfish behaviors, poor choices, draining relationships, sketchy situations, lack of faith, self-doubt, and FEAR that went along with it."
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How do you cope with the high levels of suffering we are subjected to on a daily basis, both in self-doubt, and society at large?
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These positions made him a quintessential figure of the British establishment, admired and feared, though behind the façade he was prone to shafts of self-doubt.
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Speaking of this week's episode, which he called "stressful," he mentions that the jealousy that everyone's talking about might be more about self-doubt than envy.
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There are situational factors that can lead to imposter syndrome like being a student, working alone, or working in an organizational culture that fuels self doubt.
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Once the joy of discovering that they're pregnant has dissipated a little, many soon-to-be parents grapple with a lot of fear and self-doubt.
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With his eyes blinking and twitching nervously, Evan has trouble conducting even the most minimal conversation without somehow twisting himself into a pretzel of self-doubt.
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The longer-term solution, however, would be to try and remove the self-doubt that made you question the compliment in the first place, Winch says.
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Exasperated with how ordinary objects can induce self-doubt and embarrassment in their users, Norman felt it necessary to codify even the simplest features of design.
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But there is no doubt in my mind that this female reflex of self-doubt and self-criticism also had a lot to do with it.
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It helps that Ms. Lawrence, like all great stars, can slip into a role as if sliding into another skin, unburdened by hesitation or self-doubt.
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Not caring what others think of you can be dangerous, but sounds pretty good to those who suffer from the opposite problem of crippling self-doubt.
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Catherine Hannum, 26, said in a statement read on her behalf that it was her self-doubt at the time of the abuse that torments her.
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"Once a lawyer becomes a judge," Mr. Stein wrote, "he can enjoy administering self-doubt, as needed, to those friends at the bar he left behind."
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According to psychologists and researchers, many professionals struggle with imposter syndrome: a mix of self doubt and fear of being discovered as inadequate, despite personal success.
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Instagram can leave you with a stomach full of envy and self-doubt, and influencers' admissions of personal struggle may or may not offset those effects.
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Her self-doubt and insecurity are met with uninhibited kindness and care from others, which is a nice lesson in a turbulent and Very Online decade.
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And despite her self-doubt and self-deprecation, Bishop must have known how good it was — which is to say, so good it wouldn't be enough.
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A short and to the point conversation is the quick Band-Aid tug that saves weeks of ignored text messages, confusion, self-doubt, and existential agony.
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" The self doubt and hopelessness of this scene exemplifies the kind of vulnerability that seemed to be lacking in the previous reboot, "The Amazing Spider-Man.
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In this extended interview, Kenan looks back at his career and talks about the feelings of self-doubt he had when he first joined the show.
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Your Chiron placement rarely indicates a weakness that others see in you; it's far more likely that it'll show you the source of your own self-doubt.
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On the account she posts crystalline koans about depression and self-doubt (sample tweets: "my thighs have never not touched"; "in a threesome with anxiety and depression").
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Despite Christie Rampone's impressive career, the former captain of the U.S. Women's National Soccer Team has struggled with self-doubt and plenty of obstacles along the way.
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"Many people, women particularly, are hindered by timidity and self-doubt," said Faye Sakellaridis, one of the women who ventured to Peru with Helene earlier this month.
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According to the New York Times, Trump is battling with self-doubt as a result of the struggle to get the health care bill over the line.
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The "Wanted" singer's life got complicated — with self-doubt, with painful splits (both personally and professionally), and, especially, with the relentless pressure to keep stoking the fire.
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"The Need" belongs to a growing body of surreal speculative fiction that uses horror tropes to capture the panic, self-doubt and pressures that new mothers face.
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Even for us, students on The Learning Network's Student Council, it's easy to fall victim to the comparison and self-doubt that are part of impostor syndrome.
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And, on the other side—if there is another side—there has to be a desire to explore or experience when self-doubt gets in the way.
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Noting her self-doubt during that period as California held out for what ultimately became a $20 billion settlement, Harris recalled a tart message from then-Gov.
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Unless all people are safely out eventually, the rescuers will be blamed by the "you should haves" and by the self-doubt of "what if we'd only..."
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One of the most effective ways in which women running for public office can improve their confidence and eliminate self-doubt is through formal political campaign training.
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" He is, Ms. Wyatt wrote, "a performer who is an introvert, veering between ebullience and self-doubt; a happy-looking man for whom happiness can be precarious.
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Her self-doubt, though, arises not only in the context of gendered family relationships, but also as a worker and what Joy Castro calls a class jumper.
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I wanted to deal with the constant rejection faced by a freelance writer and a single male without anxiety and self-doubt hampering my ability to rebound.
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Guardiola cited the bravery of Claudio Bravo, his expensively acquired goalkeeper, not to be swallowed by self-doubt after his mistake offered United a glimmer of hope.
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He excelled at piano, but he felt cursed, even as a child, by long periods of what he called writer's block, usually accompanied by crippling self-doubt.
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Tormented by self-doubt — he particularly disliked hearing how much he resembled the young Marlon Brando — he was also strong-willed, clashing often with directors and producers.
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Abrams's own grit, coupled with her descriptions of much stumbling and self-doubt, will make "Minority Leader" touch you in a way few books by politicians can.
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But any love that asks you to contort your self-respect into self-doubt, any love that renders you invisible, will never make you feel entirely safe.
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Sputtering and high-strung, April tiptoes up to the edge of self-assertion, and then falls backward into a familiar pit of shame, self-doubt and frustration.
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This woman's cruelty may have sparked your loathing and self-doubt, but it's been sustained for the past five years by the furnace of your inner life.
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Fearful, guarded, dogged by self-doubt, Porto is intensely weary of being alone but certain she is doomed by her appearance never to get the hot guy.
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I've learned that the opposite is also true: There is imprisonment in self-doubt, in self-loathing, and when we learn to love ourselves, that's real freedom.
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To date, no one has elaborated a dark side to humility, although presumably too much of it could lead to social retreat, self-doubt and undue reticence.
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A few tolling piano notes open a world of loneliness, cavernous and barren, around FKA twigs' voice as she copes with self-doubt, jealousy and aching need.
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It's a narrative that serves as a buffer against naysayers, prejudices and self-doubt, and it is the greatest gift I have been given as an American.
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It's a narrative that serves as a buffer against naysayers, prejudices and self-doubt, and it is the greatest gift I have been given as an American.
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Flavour, which is streaming in full below, marks the culmination of Cherry finally figuring out his sound, a process plagued by his own self-doubt and insecurities.
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"Mr Forex is hyper-sensitive to these bouts of self-doubt by Mr Bond, and the dollar has backed off a little on this Monday morning," they said.
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The Definitive Guide to Business Like many young women making the transition from high school to college, former first lady Michelle Obama struggled with self-doubt and insecurities.
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The trouble is, the series never shows what life is like there, what it impressed upon him, and how, in his unique circumstances, he earned his self-doubt.
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At other points during the summit, presenters discussed how getting past that is both an individual effort (learning to block out self-doubt), but also an organizational one.
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I walked into the game trembling with fear, but the moment I put that buff around my forehead, the anxiety and self-doubt I typically carry melted away.
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But once he got to Wits — as the university is known to students and teachers alike — he found himself plagued as much by self-doubt as financial constraints.
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She makes us ache at the magnitude of this burden, at times incensed by the injustice of it all, other times fragile, sad, or mired in self-doubt.
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But beyond that, the episode offered a glimpse into Jenner's inner struggles with fame — read on for some of her quotes, spanning everything from selfies to self-doubt.
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Now, in late August, racked by self-doubt and riven by internal campaign divisions over his low polling numbers, he's made a mess of the whole damn thing.
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But she then learns that all his masculine bravado is just covering up a hot mess of self-doubt beneath that helmet — along with an ill-advised mustache.
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For whatever side of psychoanalytic reason that made me sort of turn off a lot of the self doubt stuff that was stopping myself from really getting started.
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Some of it just has to do with the fact that they're a really good young indie band who don't seem to have been wracked by self-doubt.
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But just a few years ago, Metz was nearing a breaking point resulting from a decade-long spiral of depression and self-doubt, she told PEOPLE in February.
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But we all know appearances can be deceiving — and celebrities are hardly immune to the self doubt that plagues so many of us, especially those with demanding careers.
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The most effective way to get a date is to start a conversation yourself, but Hinge still wants users to settle this dilemma of any awkward self-doubt.
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Washington's emotional expressions of reluctance and self-doubt are startling to read in light of the absolute certainty and unbreakable confidence we require presidential candidates to project today.
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Fletcher could be a brave representation of one woman's victory over societal expectations and self-doubt; but for every step forward, Eve seems to take ten steps back.
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Throughout the album, Hawley honestly depicts finding yourself in a series of situations you couldn't prepare for, and all the self-doubt, anger, and joy that comes with.
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In most of their exchanges, Mr. Halpern plays the role of muse and cheerleader as Ms. Tan oscillates between earnest reflection on her work and crushing self-doubt.
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This week, Snail Mail expresses some self-doubt, A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie balances love and lust and live recordings of Miles Davis and John Coltrane are released.
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Simply having the knowledge that any self-doubt about an interaction with a new person is unwarranted is a powerful shift in the way we approach new connections.
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The film is an often tense character study, exposing Churchill's own moments of self-doubt and the resistance he faced from the public, his party and his king.
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I wanted to share my journey of figuring out how to believe in myself and overcoming self-doubt, and can hopefully inspire everyone else on their journeys too.
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In an underground gymnasium in New York City in October, the author Ryan Holiday spoke to nearly 2000 people about the transformative power of pessimism and self-doubt.
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These conditions can easily lead to a deluge of sorrow and self-doubt and negatively affect how a woman views herself and her life over the long run.
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Here are five key steps you can take to overcome this negative sentiment: Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg suffered from self-doubt a couple years into his business venture.
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From time to time, we all suffer from self-doubt and consider the easier option rather than what our gut tells us is the right thing to do.
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For men like Mr. York, who try to do the right thing, the very idea of giving and receiving gifts can spur feelings of failure and self-doubt.
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She is a woman whose self-doubt is no match for her ability to dissect the shortcomings of her partner, making it clear just who is in charge.
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From the beginning, his "Song of the Week" — usually topical or seasonal — has chronicled disbelief, anxiety, division, mockery, self-doubt and a longing for civility if not reconciliation.
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In the summer of 2014, when Noisey met up with Brian Fallon, the Gaslight Anthem singer was at the tail-end of an intense period of self-doubt.
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Still, shades of self-doubt and mental anguish creep into Stormzy's music; at times, its themes are reminiscent of the introspective poetry of the grime pioneer Dizzee Rascal.
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And I think women carry around a lot of self-doubt and self-hatred for not handling it better, when in fact we should not be handling it.
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But, as Karlie tells Refinery29's global editor-in-chief and co-founder Christene Barberich on this week's UnStyled, she grappled with self-doubt about her appearance (yes, really).
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Whether too much bitterness and resentment still remained or a modicum of self-doubt crept in that Okada would stay down, Naito lifted Okada and attempted a second Destino.
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In fact, while many successful entrepreneurs are renowned for their confidence, Ringelmann said besides the typical rejection and ridicule, one of the biggest forms of resistance is self-doubt.
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When someone else asked about what advice she might have for a woman of color with aspirations to become a director, King suggested overcoming self-doubt and being resolute.
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In the end, she kisses him, deepening the embrace, pulling him closer until he panics and springs back, leaving her amid the covers, quizzical and full of self-doubt.
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Especially when you're leaving college, going out into the big world and there's a lot of fear and self doubt, it was nice to have someone older and wiser.
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But if self-doubt inhibits you from socializing, you may want to remind yourself that other people are not likely to be as hard on yourself as you are.
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For the rest of her life, Kinsman would be grappled with panic attacks, self-doubt, depression and the not-so-basic facets of being a human: Leaving the house.
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As co-founder Naomi Hirabayashi explained at last year's launch, half of women report having experiences with self-doubt about their performance and careers, compared with 31% of men.
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Imagining yourself as the transgressor allows you to let go of self-doubt, self-blame, and the sense that the world is as it is and can't be otherwise.
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The stress—he's appealingly candid about the anxiety and self-doubt, as well as the arrogance, that went with his job—caused him to lose track of his razor.
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Grillo said he fears political instability could increase due to a combination of growing self-doubt in the west, autocrats flexing their muscles elsewhere and the rise of populists.
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No surprise, then, that Josie seems perpetually lacerated with impatience and self-doubt, vacillating between a restless urge to keep moving and a weariness with life on the road.
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In a world that measures worth in followers and likes, his core message — "I like you just the way you are" — is a tonic for 21st century self-doubt.
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Related studies have shown that video games can help alleviate depression by improving mood and heart rhythms, activating the parasympathetic nervous system, and disrupting thought patterns of self-doubt.
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By making him an enormously sympathetic foil to Guruji, possessed of all the humanity and self-doubt the god-man isn't, Roy forces us to ponder an uncomfortable parallel.
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Instead, the judgements made about their behavior may well have led to marginalization, anxiety and insecurity and self-doubt about who they are and how they fit into society.
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Caragh Poh, 30, of New York, said she struggled with feelings of shame, confusion and self-doubt after she was drugged and raped by a man she was dating.
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The characters in Sittenfeld's novels are often redeemed by their self-criticism; however flawed their behavior, they have the good sense to be riddled with self-doubt about it.
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After describing the experience of finding out he had been offered a part on Queer Eye, Porowski shares the self-doubt that immediately crept in upon accepting the role.
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Critic's Notebook In recent years, female pop has been remade again and again by rebels and outcasts, singers who exude skepticism and self-doubt, not blithe cool and exuberance.
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But even in that piece, we're given a glimpse of the self-doubt that can ensue when this kind of parental patronage functions as a form of parental control.
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It also makes a point of showing the profound self-doubt that led Cézanne to attack his canvases in fits of rage and Zola to consider destroying his manuscripts.
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As an activist, you can easily trap yourself in a wicked spiral of self-doubt, where you keep questioning whether or not you are doing enough for the cause.
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Most of his sermon does not touch on politics; instead, he uses the visit to the White House to show what can happen when the faithful throw off self-doubt.
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Book readers will remember that, right around this time in George R. R. Martin's universe, Dany's inner monologue starts to grow increasingly paranoid, her self-doubt leading to dangerous decisions.
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According to the CrossFit games site, Toomey said that she went through deep self-doubt during last year's Games, but felt confident that she'd come in on top this year.
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After a summer of self-doubt and bad headlines, CNN sources say they now feel vindicated as correspondents, producers, and star anchors cover Hurricanes Harvey and Irma and their aftermaths.
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Ms. DiDonato said that her final year at Wichita State University, where she studied to be a high school music teacher and graduated in 1992, was riddled with self-doubt.
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He sits in the lobby of the Marriott, glancing at a menu, and tells his own story, one of years of grinding practice and a quest to overcome self-doubt.
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Dyatlov actively gaslights his employees to their faces, telling them what they did or didn't see, what is and isn't happening, without so much as a blink of self-doubt.
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Danielle Brooks is usually outspoken about loving her body and encouraging her social media followers to do the same, but even she has moments of self-doubt and self-consciousness.
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She worked at Sprinkles Cupcakes for seven months Following her stint on Idol, a discouraged Stevens found herself in a period of self-doubt and decided to temporarily quit music.
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The point is really that confidence (or overconfidence, as the case may be) can backfire once you're in office, and that a little self-doubt can go a long way.
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"Country Boy" was Campbell's fifth straight number one hit on the Easy Listening chart, but its schmaltzy veneer masks one of Campbell's deepest declarations of anxious introspection and self-doubt.
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Former Georgia gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams got personal in an interview published Monday, telling The New York Times that she is "capable of self-doubt," but mostly outside of politics.
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This can start a course of panic or self-doubt, which'll get you nowhere fast and only lead you to the feeling that you need to get out again — fast.
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"I think that you become a comedian because all you feel is self-doubt," Ms. Bee said last week at the New Rules Summit hosted by The New York Times.
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According to the indictment, he verbally and physically abused them, targeting them one at a time, trying to instill guilt, self-doubt and paranoia in them, and taking explicit photos.
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I play basketball and self doubt comes to me a lot when i have a bad game, i get mad and upset because i know i should have done better.
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Here, with Ms. Pazcoguin as her muse, she seems to be pouring out her own experience as well as highlighting the battle between self-doubt and resilience within ballet dancers.
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Tell them about their good qualities that will help them with a successful relationship later, leaving them inspired about what they have to offer rather than full of self-doubt.
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I think people have this idea that stars who got famous when they were young are just born with that ability, that they're never dealing with fear or self-doubt.
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Keegan-Michael Key has a drolly ambiguous turn as a self-anointed star, but Gillian Jacobs, as a powerhouse performer tormented by self-doubt, is the film's movingly dramatic center.
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Through all her self-doubt — which runs deep — Bridget still finds a way to laugh at herself, and ends up with far more self-respect than she started out with.
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With the season finale sit-down, Hannah is able to push back against the hurtful and unnecessary seeds of self-doubt the Bachelor planted in her mind with his Cassie revelation.
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While her intuition told her that her lifelong interests would make for rewarding work, her self-doubt made her worry that living outside the big fashion capitals would be a setback.
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While accepting the emerging entrepreneur award at the event, Rae delivered a speech that should inspire anyone with an ounce of self-doubt to stop wasting their time on that nonsense.
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Still, Bonito's writing maintains a strong sense of emotion throughout; she uses this record like a diary, from "Time Today"'s admissions of self-doubt to "Dump"'s reckoning with loss.
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Kay and Shipman have interviewed some of the worlds most prominent women and discovered a prevalent self-doubt among females that never completely disappears, no matter how objectively successful we become.
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After her ex continually pointed out her flaws and imperfections — from the length of her hair, to her piercings and tattoos — Shane spiraled into a state of confusion and self-doubt.
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I do want to do a lot of great things, but I do have a lot of self-doubt, and it was built by a lot of gender and cultural anxieties.
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Many of us have worried that the increasingly circuslike, invasive, round-the-clock nature of modern campaigns would frighten off anyone with an inkling of modesty, an iota of self-doubt.
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It's normal for self-doubt to creep in as you watch the more brash extroverts noisily flaunt their talents and thrive in an environment that rewards speaking up and taking action.
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This reclaiming of traditional American symbols is playing out over a wide spectrum, but at its core, it's a response to our growing self-doubt as a nation: Who are we?
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"For example, you might picture self-doubt as a dark cloud, or personify your critical voice to be a guy named Bob who is always the naysayer at meetings," Justus says.
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An ode to black resilience in the face not just of institutionally racist police forces but also crippling self-doubt, it would become an anthem of the Black Lives Matter movement.
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The "Daily Show" contributor (also known as the stodgy P.C. in those long-running "Get a Mac" TV ads) gives listeners a gauzy look at a success tinged with self-doubt.
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That opens up room for Wilson's delightfully weird performance, while forcing the audience into the same place of skewed perceptions and self-doubt that her character soon finds herself contending with.
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The ninth-grade goalie Marcella Thomas, who lives on a reservation with her mother and who once found her father's dead body after a horseback-riding accident, grapples with self-doubt.
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"She suffered from extreme self-doubt," the art curator Ellen Roberts wrote in the catalog for "O'Keeffe, Stettheimer, Torr, Zorach: Women Modernists in New York," a show on view through Sept.
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"Many people have a series of negative thought spirals or self-doubt that creeps in, such as 'I'll be alone forever' or 'No one will compare to my ex,'" she said.
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The second is personal: Saying nothing ultimately leaves the offended party permanently suspicious of the person who made the remark, and probably nagged by self-doubt for failing to speak up.
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Washington, D.C. Dems must face reasons for losses From Paul Bloustein The Democratic Party is wounded and full of self-doubt, all at the small hands of a Big Apple vulgarian.
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Later that day, illustrator Ping Zhu alluded to her internal struggle in making her career as an artist, and yet she continues, motivated to defeat her own self-doubt and fear.
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Johnson, who led the main Brexit campaign in the 2016 referendum, resigned as foreign minister on Monday over May's strategy which he said was killing the "Brexit dream" with self-doubt.
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Chief Justice Roberts and others suggest that simply knowing that they are at an elite school in large part because of their race will increase minority students' alienation and self-doubt.
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Stepping over the ledges means that she wins, she finally defeats her inner demons, the small ideas of unworthiness and self doubt that spiral into deep depths of depression and anxiety.
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His bigotry seemed to spring from self-doubt about his own place in a country that prided itself on diversity even if the imbalance of nearly every power dynamic suggested otherwise.
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Perpetual self-doubt is the hormone that powers one's body through its 20s but at, say, 41 it starts to seem less darling and more tragic, on men and women alike.
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This way you have a sounding board to help you objectively see through your own self-doubt and determine whether you've actually been slighted or ignored, or whether you're being paranoid.
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For me, I always use it as motivation even when people are really unjustly critical," Kardashian West said of moments of self doubt, which she said she experiences "all the time.
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While dealing with a troll may bring about self-doubt or imposter syndrome when you&aposre getting started, you could take it as a sign that you&aposre doing something right.
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There was a time when the departure of the founders would have plunged a tech company into self-doubt, but at Google, the move was met with something closer to relief.
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"Your perspective of stressful office events is typically a subjective interpretation of the facts, often seen through the filter of your own self-doubt," says Dr. Sharon Melnick, a business psychologist.
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In consequence, Giesing started to feel unsettled by Hitler's affinity for cocaine—which erases all feelings of self-doubt and encourages megalomania—and he wanted to stop administering the potent swabs.
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And if there ever were a setting that would let a filmmaker explore the self-doubt and self-hatred that can keep a queer kid buried in the closet, this is it.
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As anyone who writes – for work, fun, or both – will know, writing can be a long and lonely process made even more difficult by self-doubt and distractions from the outside world.
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"If you're called out as a 'slut' or 'ho' on Halloween, that can instill self-doubt regarding your clothing choices, body, and sexuality the other 364 days of the year," Tanenbaum says.
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Smith: Well, it's because there's a bigger part of me, I sort of feel like, well, if I live in a house with self-doubt, f--- you, you will not own me.
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Some are amazed by the fact that Stephen kept working on something so strange and unique for such a long period of time, without ever being derailed by self-doubt or criticism.
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And there's also an acknowledgement that because we're told the "prospect of love" should usher in nothing by joy, we feel crazy when it cripples us with anxiety, apathy, and self-doubt.
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Once upon a time, just seeing the front pages of The Hollywood Reporter or Variety in the elevators of the Chateau Marmont hotel could trigger an attack of self-doubt in Cuarón.
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In an interview not long before that, though, he belied any pretense of self-doubt when he was asked whether he was perplexed by the seemingly insolvable challenges of health care economics.
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In "The Imposter Cure," London-based clinical psychologist Hibberd reflects on what she's learned from more than 15 years of coaching others through self-doubt, as well as her own imposter syndrome.
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She notes the importance of selecting people who are a good fit for their tasks, whatever their positions, and then treating them with fairness and gratitude, ameliorating any resentment or self-doubt.
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"He hoped that through his wish [of becoming a model] he would be able to overcome his self-doubt and become more confident in his abilities," Macy's spokesperson Sheikina Liverpool told CNN.
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Because identifying opportunities for development can introduce self-doubt, BetterUp Coach Laurenne Di Salvo walks her members through the four stages of learning a new skill, known as the conscious competence ladder.
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The singer, who has often shared her experiences as a working mom, also reveals the self-doubt she has faced and the mom guilt she has been forced to confront in those moments.
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While Puerto Rican actress, singer, producer and entrepreneur appears to do it all with grace and ease, she knows from experience that the path to success is riddled with naysayers and self-doubt.
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If they have at least five of the nine symptoms of the disease, which include feelings of hopelessness, self-doubt and low energy, clinicians will diagnose them, and often prescribe them one antidepressant.
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As much as getting in touch with our internal selves can breed creativity, it can also prompt more feelings of self-doubt or the desire to overanalyze situations that didn't go our way.
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"Like some slumbering giant we are going to rise and ping off the guy-ropes of self-doubt and negativity," Johnson, 55, said on Tuesday after he was elected by Conservative Party members.
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Lamar's pensive self-doubt and modest buying habits are reassuring if you wish him well as a person, as why shouldn't you, and the simple keys-percussion-chorus beats flatter his cushiony timbre.
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And when Mia finally gets that final chance to shine, free of restrictions and Sebastian's suffocating self-doubt, Stone's voice goes from slight to full-throated, insisting on its right to be there.
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In a viral video shared by Twitter user Brad Vinyard last week, a teenager named Tim was captured "overcoming his fears and self-doubt and landing a 20″ box jump" during NubAbility camp.
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As a professional with "impostor syndrome" — a term used to characterize the self-doubt felt by accomplished people who believe they are unworthy of their achievements — he found it hard to feel confident.
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This dynamic is a good personal test, as I believe one's belief in the future is in direct proportion to the strength he/she has to endure criticisms and stamp out self-doubt.
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When I arrived at Clarke's home on a leafy street in Park Slope, Brooklyn for an interview, I found an artist modest to a fault, given to self-deprecation and even self-doubt.
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But Silicon Valley is first and foremost a satire, meant to lampoon the culture and personalities of these computer whizzes, with their volatile mix of messiah complexes, hierarchical bullying, and crippling self-doubt.
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Schromm's 300,000 Instagram followers aren't only treated to photos of her training regimens and meals she cooks, but also lengthy captions about self-doubt and self-motivation that can be applicable beyond fitness.
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It happens to us all, at least sometimes, and if there is a genius to Murphy's songwriting, it's in that honesty—that willingness to let in self-doubt and neuroses and transcend it.
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The song was written just before her relationship ended, and what she thought at the time was an optimistic love song she now sees as something vibrating with self-doubt and false hope.
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I'd already seen a clip of him in which he goes after Clinton's lack of a presidential look, specifically — but even so, I had that normal human response, a bit of self-doubt.
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The accelerated pace unlocked something, and soon, she was sending journal entries, deeply personal reflections on her traumatic childhood and harrowing family history, and candid passages about her creative struggles and self-doubt.
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This past week in our writing prompts, we invited students to share their thoughts on forgiveness and self-doubt, video games and fashion, their family cooks and their hometown's shortcomings, plus much more.
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But it was packed with cars, and when we stepped into the buzzing and low-lit veranda perched high over the valley, I felt all residue of self-doubt transmute into shimmering bravado.
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But as the drabness of the planet and the critical voices back home overwhelm our hero with self-doubt, he fails to notice he's being followed by a friendly-looking, large red Martian.
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As much as he tries, Rodrigues can never truly know Ferreira, and that inability to connect with another man so much like himself deepens the depth and anguish of his own self-doubt.
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The constant need to worry about misconduct from men can result in opportunities turned down, or simply a feeling of exhaustion and self-doubt that can keep a woman from doing her best work.
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With not much in mind but the lyrical approach of local hero Chloe Escott of Native Cats fame, the song leans on rhyming couplets to convey ideas of self-doubt and post-romance heartache.
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At a time of national gloom, the Tories hope that Mr Johnson's ebullience will be enough to "ping off the guy-ropes of self-doubt", as he put it in his jokey acceptance speech.
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Henry says he's starting to have trouble looking at himself in the mirror, but Smith wears that self-doubt lightly, as if he's wary of bothering anyone with his "ghosts," as he calls them.
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" Holt referred to motherhood as "an overwhelming combination of bliss and self-doubt," but admitted she was attempting to "remind myself that I can't be perfect" and that she "can't be everything for everyone.
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Graham, 29, talks about body love with actress Tracee Ellis Ross in the new issue, and recalls a time early in her modeling career when she wanted to give up because of self-doubt.
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Questioning whether I actually have it — and making me explain that I really do have OCD, when I'm usually suffering from self-doubt brought on by obsessive thoughts — only makes me question myself further.
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Or that's one part of the story," she told the AP. "And the steps that lead up to that part of the story are really painful and very isolating and full of self-doubt.
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While getting her makeup touched up backstage, she said, "I am doing great … it's crazy because you know you have self-doubt during the competition, because there are so many great people," she admitted.
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"Social Media is often criticized for the role it plays in social comparisons, FOMO, or feelings of self-doubt," the company's co-founders say, explaining how they're turning social media's negative powers against itself.
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There's also a funny side effect where all the people who rap from the point of view of being extremely secure don't even know what to do when they hear someone expressing self-doubt.
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"Whenever I had a moment of self-doubt, I remembered — this is a part of me," she said, as her cat, a protective Devon Rex named Smokey, curled up beside us on the couch.
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This conflict between the two iconic AIs can only offer a Gordian Knot of awareness and misinterpretation that covers the spectrum of emotion—a rollercoaster of anger, self doubt, fear, forgiveness, humor, and acceptance.
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In other words, when the need to prove a certain level of harm is required in order to secure documentation, the traumatic experience of being assaulted can be compounded by feelings of self doubt.
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She wanted some relief; she wanted to spend time occupying the head space of an optimist who thought everything might work out, who wasn't plagued with self-doubt, who seemed confident and self-assured.
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One of them includes a prompt to help you understand the type of family you grew up in so that you can learn more about yourself, and stop any generational patterns of self doubt.
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R (as Reggie Williams calls himself) sound more isolated and thwarted as his accusations and self-doubt escalate: "Whose final scene it is will be left up to you," he decides, passive-aggressively. R.Lum.
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But under no circumstance can you ever have any self-doubt about "your commitment and conviction to do what you set out to do," which for him was building Starbucks into an international brand.
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Two weeks after finishing a dismal 17th in a giant slalom in Courchevel, a performance that led to a lot of self-doubt, 24-year-old Shiffrin bounced back over the weekend in Austria.
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Signed copies of You Might be an Artist If… by Lauren Purje: Longtime Hyperallergic contributor Lauren Purje's comics chronicle the unglamorous truth of an artist's life, from fighting self-doubt to searching for inspiration.
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You Might be an Artist If… by Lauren Purje (Top Shelf Productions) $19.99 Longtime Hyperallergic contributor Lauren Purje's comics chronicle the unglamorous truths of an artist's life, from fighting self-doubt to searching for inspiration.
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Indeed, Jessup's constant wittering about his self-doubt and compromises make it surprisingly hard to root for him even when he's in a concentration camp, being forced to drink castor oil and taking 20 lashes.
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Whatever position you find yourself in, these podcasts will provide you with all the grit, resiliency, and inspiration you need, shedding light on topics from mental health, to professional rates, to self doubt — and beyond.
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Jennifer Aniston was brought to tears by a young jury member at the 46th Annual Giffoni Film Festival on Italy's Amalfi Coast over the weekend, revealing that she often feels insecure and experiences self-doubt.
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Johnson, the face of the Brexit campaign for many has remained silent in public since he warned in his resignation letter on July 9 that the "Brexit dream" was being suffocated by needless self-doubt.
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While this was usually due to formal problems he later discovered with the work, his self-doubt certainly stemmed in part from anxieties about the role of art in the broader cultural and political landscape.
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The challenge that comes along with this type of year, Bender writes, is to prepare not only to experience heightened feelings of insecurity, self-doubt and general negativity, but to work through those emotions, too.
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We lived it all — the near-death experiences, the self-doubt, the mistakes in hiring and firing, the feeling of impact when things work and the success of mentoring others to be their own entrepreneurs.
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When her character, Emily, gets fired, and is then dumped by her boyfriend, her mixture of pathological self-doubt and clueless egomania is served up with a candor you can't stop gawking (or giggling) at.
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It's easy to fixate on what everyone else is up to and how you pale in comparison, but subscribing to that is only going to lock you into a cyclical, unhealthy mindset of self-doubt.
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" This sensory-overload served as an anesthetic of sorts against a well of anxiety and confusion that gradually seeped into Sutter's life, consuming him; it's the type of self-doubt that "stems from living recklessly.
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Morrissey's songs are so popular and special because, at their best, they tap into that universal sense of alienation, self-doubt, and pain that we all experience during the most vulnerable times in our lives.
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For the next eight years -- through high school and college -- they would open my mind and help me find my way through years of self-doubt, self-hate and sexual repression fed by religious dogma.
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"Counting Descent" echoes "Invisible Man" through its ideas on identity and power, as each poem strains against unfair expectations, violence and self-doubt that plague Black youth, despite the progress made since the 19943th century.
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Fools and frauds infused with the spirit of commerce, tugging at the reins of self-doubt, regulation, and social obligation that restrain the flowering of their gilded lives and a richer society for us all.
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Though some 20-somethings have finished college, are starting a career, and have maybe fallen in love, others are weathering a tumultuous era filled with self doubt and more than a few quarter-life crises.
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Perhaps when Her-like AIs are able to hold meaningful conversations and appropriately react to my confessions of self-doubt, I'd be willing to fork over $9 a week from my Universal Basic Income stipend.
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Spielberg, being older and full of slightly more self-doubt about kicking off a lot of this geeky pop culture, is already going to have a leg up when it comes to dissecting this tendency.
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Stenberg strikingly embodies Starr's dichotomies — self-doubt and bouts of confidence; introversion and outspokenness — but the film's driving plot is Khalil's death and how it pushes Starr to come into her own as an activist.
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"Counting Descent" echoes "Invisible Man" through its ideas on identity and power, as each poem strains against unfair expectations, violence and self-doubt that plague Black youth, despite the progress made since the 20th century.
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Mental strength involves three factors:Thoughts – With more mental strength, you'll be able to respond to self-doubt, practice self-compassion when you make a mistake, and give yourself encouragement when you need a pep talk.
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The campaign's collapse has led to finger-pointing and self-doubt among Warren staffers and outside allies, who believe that even with the headwinds of sexism and electability she faced, the nomination was within reach.
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Despite building a multi-million dollar real estate empire and growing her investment portfolio on ABC's "Shark Tank," Barbara Corcoran suffers from impostor syndrome, dealing with persistent self-doubt regardless of her accomplishments, she says.
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Men, meanwhile, watch a three-hour game, played by elite athletes with single-digit body fat, and most won't feel a single twinge of self-doubt, or miss a single chip from the nacho platter.
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In 1983, after 17 years of flops and self-doubt, Mr. Herman's last blockbuster, "La Cage aux Folles," with a book by Harvey Fierstein, hit Broadway as a breakthrough for gay consciousness in mainstream entertainment.
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If you've ever experienced self-doubt in your career and want to tackle it in the future, Thrive Global CEO Arianna Huffington has some advice for you: Use laughter and focus on your best qualities.
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I fear that Spinraza, while giving hope, and perhaps a stronger and longer life, to some, may also release a torrent of self-doubt, of pent-up insecurity about our inexorable dependence and emaciated bodies.
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The self-doubt Beatriz once felt has inverted into a kind of fierce determination that Rosa Diaz would be proud of, she said, and she's trying to remain open to whatever opportunities come her way.
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Although impostor syndrome isn't an actual medical condition, it's a form of "intellectual self-doubt" that can have negative effects on your mental health and impact your career development, according to the American Psychological Association.
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"No Kids" shows that the arduous bureaucratic process of adoption can bring about a level of self-reflection — and self-doubt — for same-sex couples that heterosexual couples who conceive naturally may simply never experience.
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Shooting "Legion," an X-Men-connected drama that is arguably one of the most visually stunning and mentally baffling shows on television, Ms. Plaza sometimes found herself "riddled with self-doubt and anxiety," she said.
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Indeed, both she and Liemandt — who have elementary and high school-age children — aim to release music that their kids can enjoy, with messages that take on everything from self-doubt to living in the moment.
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There can be long, dark nights of the soul, tear-filled confrontations with loved ones, and moments of euphoric self-discovery and punishing self-doubt — which also happen to be fantastic material for a feature film.
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Since announcing that their marriage was over, their public and ongoing divorce battle has not been easy, but the 46-year-old is honest about being living in self-doubt and growing and glowing through it.
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And they came during a period of severe self-doubt about the European Union, with low growth, high unemployment, and the threat of a British exit from the bloc, to be decided in a June referendum.
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"When I look at the challenges that we face as a country and know how much self-doubt is holding talented women back from stepping forward, I see a chance to make things better," Cutraro said.
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Bourelly introduced one standout song yesterday about the self-doubt that comes from knowing someone who has their shit annoyingly together: The song hits a high note on a description of her own cracked iPhone screen.
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She's a bit annoying and occasionally too one-note, but the moments when Nicdao lets self-doubt and even sheer terror flicker onto her face between poses show us what she's burying under all the bravado.
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The story of "Margaret" is also the story of a decade of Lonergan's life, during which he was beset by self-doubt and had to reckon with the possibility of financial as well as artistic ruin.
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But rather than keep him lingering in guilt and self-doubt — he did, after all, help bring this about by supporting Daenerys — the show seems unwilling to make Jon even a little bit of a bad guy.
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Here, he transforms a sink he saw in a friend of a friend's apartment into an existential treatise, delivered via voiceover with a careful blend of pomposity and self-doubt in host Emily Blunt's dulcet British tones.
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When dedicated teacher and family man Lou Mazzuchelli (Josh Radnor) sheds his own self-doubt and takes over the school's lackluster theater department, he galvanizes not only the faculty and students but the entire working-class town.
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Myself -- and Yourself By Ileana Ros-Lehtinen In my life, I have had many moments of self-doubt when I have felt that I lacked the knowledge, the background, the expertise necessary to deal with vexing issues.
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Mr. Larroquette has the right combination of swagger and self-doubt but spends most of the play nursing the harried affect of someone running for a bus that keeps shutting its doors every time he catches up.
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The last time Ms. Letissier's life had taken such a dramatic turn, after a traumatic breakup and sudden expulsion from her college drama program (for insubordination), she created Christine, a suit of armor for conquering self-doubt.
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Imagine the benefits to our society when women are free of the self-doubt and shame that accompany sexual abuse, when we can leave the confines of our inner turmoil and bring productive energy to the world.
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Also new to the site this week, we have our complete guide to fertility and getting pregnant; and B.A. and Nikki Williams discuss the judgment and self-doubt they've faced as a queer couple trying to conceive.
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By the 1970s he was gripped by anxiety, self-doubt, lovesickness and bad dreams, all of which he sublimated into diaries, paintings and collage that put the joy of "Fancy Free" and "West Side Story" into relief.
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He bullied dancers, and infuriated friends when he testified before the House Un-American Activities Committee, but his engrossing journals, rich with watercolors and watery notes to self, reveal the intense self-doubt that his choreography obscured.
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After all, anyone who's had three beers on a Friday night knows that booze lowers your inhibitions, quiets anxiety and self-doubt, and allows you to call which pocket you'll sink the eight ball with greater certainty.
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Whether your kids are just getting into social media or are seasoned posters, it's critical to help guide them to use Snapchat, Instagram, and other networking apps for fun and connection and not as fuel for self-doubt.
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First-time Tonys host Kevin Spacey kicked off the show with a medley of songs referencing his self-doubt about successfully hosting the annual awards show compared to past hosts Neil Patrick Harris, James Corden and Hugh Jackman.
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Johnson said Britain had become "mired in a fog of self-doubt" and that there had been a stealthy retreat over the last 18 months from what he called the "bright certainties" of May's earlier vision of Brexit.
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Centered on Ricky Dalton, a TV actor wracked by self-doubt played by DiCaprio, the film is a love letter to the world of cinema, from its glamorous parties to the highs and lows of being on set.
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Yet despite Simmons' uncertainty and self-doubt, it's a record that find the band—completed by Erik Petersen and Andy Slaymaker (guitars), Matt Warner (bass), and Bailey Van Ellis (drums/programming)—on fine, confident, and spell-binding form.
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In addition to close family and friends, her daughters Alana "Honey Boo Boo" Shannon and Lauryn "Pumpkin" Shannon will encourage the new series' star as she transforms her life, and battles self-doubt — and her temptations to cheat.
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It is self-doubt on steroids, the culmination of every bad thing anybody has ever said to you, and it tries to convince you that nothing you ever do will be enough, because you, yourself, are not enough.
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It's not as if The Magic Gang are miserable in person, but they're affected by the same things most twenty-somethings deal with everyday: crippling rent; tedious day jobs; enough self-doubt to knock us off our stride.
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"To jolt himself out of self-doubt and inertia, Ninagawa wrote 'Ninagawa Tensai' ('Ninagawa Genius') on a nameplate and hung it on his apartment door," the English-language edition of the Japanese newspaper The Asahi Shimbun reported recently.
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What happened in those early months and all the years between has been a sporting rollercoaster of blown elbows, playoff pitching, minor league ping-ponging, self-doubt and steely resolve few pro baseball players would ever want endure.
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The qualifiers of a downer song are purely subjective, but the general sweet spot: a low-tempo tune with stripped-down vocals and vulnerable lyrics—of unrequited love, loneliness, self-doubt, a tragic incident, painful memories, et cetera.
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Lorde is applying herself to the paradox of building mass entertainment out of songs that wrangle with solitude, self-doubt, betrayal, disillusionment and post-party depression, with music that can embrace big pop bangers or turn morosely inward.
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Self-doubt and societal pressure animate playwright Michael R. Jackson's electrifying marathon sprint of a musical called A Strange Loop — a subversive sermon on the conflicted heart of an artist tormented by what the world expects from him.
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The book is full of ruminations on mortality and aging; Frank's failed marriage surfaces issues with self-doubt, and he spends much time reflecting on what he hasn't done, like learn German or sleep with a movie star.
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Hosniya Zarabi, San Francisco area, California My daughter's self-doubt makes me the angriest I was born without privilege in North Philadelphia back in 1972, when many African-American families were just beginning to make a better life.
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But I wondered whether we also needed to understand the impulses that drive a doctor's relationship with an addicted patient: the failure of our credibility, our bizarre circumlocutions, our helplessness, the chronic relapses into self-doubt and disappointment.
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If crippling self-doubt has not dampened your resolve, I recommend the following titles: Coping with Imaginary Foes; Don't Fuck It Up: When Success Is Arbitrarily Handed to You; and When Art Attacks and How to Defend Yourself.
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Each time I got mastitis, I told myself and my husband, "If I get this ONE more time, I'm going to quit breastfeeding!" but I continued to succumb to my own self-doubt and went back again and again.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Leaders of the European Union agreed the outlines on Friday of a common accord to rally popular and political support for a bloc wracked with division and self-doubt in the wake of Britain's vote to leave.
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Heading into her second run trailing Italy's Manuela Moelgg, the 22-year-old began hearing the voice of self-doubt that has visited her during the last two seasons, creating anxiety bad enough for her to seek professional help.
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In addition to my qualifications that weren't quite up to par, it's also possible that the interviewers noticed my overall discomfort, the underlying layer of self doubt hovering around me and perhaps that I might have been hiding something.
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They took song elements that were popular in the scene at the time and subverted them: "Sunburn Vs. Rhinovirus" took almost-breakdowns into chaotic moments of self-doubt, Harris yelling "I'm de-de-decomposing!" frenetically over ten-ton riffs.
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The array of amicus speakers gave breathless testimony about the dangers of gaslighting and the crippling self-doubt that comes with being told that your feelings of alienation and racial othering are all imagined or not worthy of concern.
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Schultz, 66, who now serves as the Starbuck's chairman emeritus after retiring as executive chairman in June of 2018, says the only difference between him and most people is that he fought off self-doubt and jumped in headfirst.
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I was to blame for my actions, unequivocally, and yet I resented Jones for creating an environment of rage, fear and confusion that diminished discernment, increased self-doubt and left me feeling as if my brain had short-circuited.
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The array of amicus speakers gave breathless testimony about the dangers of gaslighting and the crippling self-doubt that comes with being told that your feelings of alienation and racial othering are all imagined or not worthy of concern.
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Ms. O'Neill was as transparent as anyone about her life, writing about her body image, her famous baseball-playing brother and her own self-doubt and fear when she was found to have a liver disease and, later, cancer.
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When your intent fades into compulsion and you habitually sink into an abyss of self doubt and need to be "better" without seeing where "better" is for yourself then you must must must recognize at least that and seek help.
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But pop has always straddled a line between commercial product and individualized art, and the behind-the-scenes footage shows just how personally the band members have internalized their music's message of self-love to counteract their own self-doubt.
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For those women who have come to fitness from a background of crippling self doubt, anxiety, depression, poor health, and low self-esteem, celebrating our victories is a way we reinforce to ourselves that we are not victims of our pasts.
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"I loved writing it, loved watching a tenderness emerge in their relationship where passion always seemed to be the ruling principle, but by that time, I was so deep in my own self-doubt that I constantly felt like a fraud."
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Though Sam convinces Debbie to join the G.L.O.W. team as the bankable headliner, Gilpin adds a layer of self-doubt and restraint to her performance that shows just how wounding the star system can be even to its leading ladies.
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What began as a murmur of self-doubt in Orange County political circles has intensified into one of the Democratic Party's biggest nightmares: Even with all this momentum on their side, are Democrats about to blow their chance at retaking Congress?
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"I'm in a cage of shame and self-doubt and failure," Vincent says to Theo (James Donald), who discovers him dwelling in dire conditions in the Borinage, striving to match his parishioners' poverty and sleeping on straw like an ox.
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Some of the self-doubt is internal, some from cultural factors, and experts argue that some comes from the mind-set of the financial services industry, which has been slow to adapt to the rise of women as an economic force.
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The line "non me ne frego" appeared in song, speech, and on garments during the 1920s as a call to arms for a new lifestyle: a proud rejection of all things at odds with fear, self-doubt, and the nationalist state.
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Trying not to immediately shut down my own ideas because I have a history of low self-esteem, so there's self-doubt I have actively worked to shut down, which means saying things aloud because I know I have good ideas!
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James Blake has always been at his best dissecting his insecurities, as on 2011's "I Never Learnt To Share" and 2016's "I Hope My Life (1-800 Mix)," songs that respectively dealt with self-loathing and self-doubt.
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Coming at the same time as the Russian collusion hysteria starting to wilt under Democrat self-doubt, and the crushing special election loss for Democrat Jon Ossoff in Georgia, maybe everyone really is getting tired of all of Trump's winning.
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Her women, demoralized by the absence of fathers and husbands, by stunted careers and aimless children, are locked in self-doubt and self-flagellation, though rarely do they lose faith in "better times," even when they've had slim experience of them.
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I now believe the greatest lie of Lean In is its underlying message that most companies and bosses are ultimately benevolent, that hard work is rewarded, that if women shed the straitjacket of self-doubt, a meritocratic world awaits us.
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But through trust established between the filmmakers and Ms. Whelan, this film allows us to see her stoic control, her superhuman strength under pressure, and also to see through it — to the self-doubt, the fear of losing her very identity.
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Come up with two or three concrete things to do each month, so you have accountability, which is imperative in the initial stages of entrepreneurship because that is a period full of unknowns, self-doubt and, in many cases, loneliness.
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In theme and mood, Find Me is most similar to Eight White Nights, Aciman's avowed favorite of his own works, which details a stumbling weeklong affair between two neurotic New Yorkers whose every word and thought is plagued by self-doubt.
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Gates admits that she's also suffered from self-doubt in a recent LinkedIn post and gives four tips to overcome this negative emotion: In her video interview, Huffington adds that you're more likely to experience self-judgment if you're a perfectionist.
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" Bee continues, "I cared too much in the past, and that can actually like really cramp your style and make you internalize a lot of self-doubt in a way that I'm just not really willing or interested in doing anymore.
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It's about halfway through the track, shortly after the 153-year-old raps, "You went and gave me a cape / but that never gave me no hope," a line that can be read as crippling self doubt in spite of success.
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Procrastination isn't a unique character flaw or a mysterious curse on your ability to manage time, but a way of coping with challenging emotions and negative moods induced by certain tasks — boredom, anxiety, insecurity, frustration, resentment, self-doubt and beyond.
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I just found it surprising that moments before the dry run now underway, this beacon of enlightenment, a man supposedly above the trivialities of ego and self-doubt, had asked Bree if the khakis he was wearing made him look fat.
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But this isn't little Nick Viall of Bachelorette seasons 2267 and 26, this is Nick Viall The Bachelor, the man whose heart is locked in a steel trap of self-doubt and whose brain is stored in a laboratory in Chris Harrison's basement.
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Although she has the ability to sight-read the trickiest of music instantly, and once picked up a piece of music in her sleep (her partner was obsessively practising a score in another room), her effortlessness is inflected with moments of self-doubt.
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It's definitely possible than some are more social than others and that these "squads" are indeed being formed, but I'm willing to bet that a high percentage of those classmates who look so chummy and confident is also plagued with self-doubt.
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He is frank about the immense pressure and sense of responsibility he and his fellow surgeons feel as they use their hands to try and heal patients, and about the agony of self-doubt, and of seeing a patient die in your care.
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Huppert plays Nathalie with an unwavering calm, almost a weary resignation, but the character sees what we see: Her life is going to get smaller for a while, maybe forever, and she's going to struggle with self-doubt for the foreseeable future.
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"The digital world really lays the groundwork for what is possible, and people are not afraid to speak out, and from that, we get a sense of self-doubt," Kevin, a 23-year-old art director of Southeast Asian descent, told me.
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With her quivering physicality and constant self-doubt, the Minnesota-born comic has gained a devoted following, partly for not shying from talking about her psychological condition (she is diagnosed with bipolar II disorder, or "the new gladiator sandal," as she has quipped).
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" Though a number of hugely successful people extol the importance of being intuitive, many are unable to harness this trait because they're too busy to hear their inner voice, says Sue Hawkes, author of "Chasing Perfection: Minimize Self-Doubt and Maximize Success.
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They're an attempt to nudge a handful of persuadables toward self-doubt by dropping enough references to Plato to bear passing resemblance to a liberal arts Gen-Ed course, assuming the student was sufficiently stoned when he or she took it originally.
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Elsewhere, "I Haven't Been Taking Care of Myself" deftly dodges between toxic self-doubt and what happens when you project it onto the one you love ("Maybe that's why you don't love me as much / I need to start taking care of myself").
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Then came Chicago, where, to escape the new reality of a gig that crippled me with anxiety and self-doubt, I'd seek out conversations with strangers at night I'd found via mutual right swipes or two or three bar stools down from me.
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Sosa, who grew up in Upper Manhattan and starred at Harlem's Rice High School before playing at Louisville, can relate to it all: the deep desire to recover everything that he lost, the daily bouts with self-doubt, the nightmarish images that linger.
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Car Seat Headrest "Vincent" (Matador) Nearly eight minutes long, "Vincent" starts with 2½ minutes of gathering guitar Minimalism, adding a motor beat; then Will Toledo's voice arrives, with bipolar confessions of self-doubt and excess, as the music just keeps building. 14.
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There is an infidelity and an excruciating period of indecision and self-doubt as the wife, as she is now known, tries to assess her role in the marriage coming apart, and as she determines the right and proper shape for her anger.
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Halsey also provided some sorely needed stage charisma when she sang "Closer" with the Chainsmokers: a team of songwriters and producers who dedicate themselves fully to halfheartedness, using dance-music effects to animate songs that wrestle with self-doubt and low expectations.
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The genre's "hapless" female leads might trip on a curb here and there, or stumble into a shallow pool of self-doubt, but for the most part, any woman who ultimately finds love in a romantic comedy is sunny-cheeked, bright-eyed, iridescent.
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Claire, struck with both a sense of self-doubt and a sense of regret about the sins she and Frank had committed in order to sneak into the White House, becomes the show's protagonist—the soul of the dimly lit political soap.
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According to astrologer Jamie King's blog, Astrology King, Neptune retrogrades can make us more aware of our inner fears and anxieties, so we might have to conquer feelings of self-doubt, guilt, or disillusionment if we want to get anything done during this backspin.
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Women, specifically, have a lot of insecurity and self-doubt; We often tell this whole story to ourselves about why we don't deserve things, but throughout my career I've realized that I bring a lot to any team, work well with others, and am independent.
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Still, there are moments of deep self-doubt, and a fear of his personal appetites, expressed through radical disjunction in language: Domination in creation The stars are clear tonight We live in a house we dwell in a cave deep in the dragon's soul.
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The line: "The way I make you feel / Alive, but so dead dead inside" expertly illustrates the moment when a couple desperately cling to the coattails of an imagined future as it slowly erodes away into a lifeless spectre of self-doubt, desperation, and sadness.
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Noting a crisis of "self-doubt" in Europe caused by the United Kingdom's referendum decision to leave the bloc and the Syrian migration crisis, Biden said he has warned Poroshenko to make sure that the failure of the Minsk deal is not blamed on Ukraine.
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His parents don't want him to go to college (his mother wants him to drop out of high school and make money), and with his soulful guitar playing, self-doubt and yearning, you ache for him to find his way into a different story.
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At the apartment, he said, he has managed to "push forward" a cello concerto he is composing for Yo-Yo Ma. Conductors who compose have sometimes been plagued with self-doubt: Was their composing tolerated because of their conducting work, or perhaps vice versa?
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It not only sends Matt careening down a spiral of both self-discovery and self-doubt, but like you said, its surreal story unfolds against not just the backdrop of a lion sex cult (a phrase that's never gonna get old), but a nuclear crisis.
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Barnett likes to defuse things—"I don't know, I don't know anything," she sings on "Crippling Self-Doubt and a General Lack of Confidence"—and, in the animated video for "Nameless, Faceless," she finds a way to make the absurdity of the female predicament laughable.
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Then, after the thing, during which I would typically appear pretty calm and capable, there would be a second cascade: reviewing the thing over and over to evaluate my part, waves of self doubt and beating back negative thoughts of shame, guilt and remorse.
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But Pitt has always moved with the absolute surety you see in some beautiful people (and dancers), the casualness of movement that expresses more than mere confidence, but a sublime lack of self-consciousness and self-doubt about taking up space, something not everyone shares.
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In addition to contradicting some of his previous assertions (in which he acknowledged that he had not known whether he would win), this passage in the interview underscores the extent to which Mr. Trump rarely allows any self-doubt to creep into his thinking.
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When the ruling came down, a woman in the courtroom shot her fist into the air and whispered, "Yessss!" in a statement submitted to the court and released Tuesday, Constand, now 45, that she has had to cope with years of anxiety and self-doubt.
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In "Self," Khalid strives to balance self-doubt — "The man that I've been running from is inside of me" — and self-preservation; the track, produced by Hit-Boy, lurches forward on a boom-bap beat and surrounds Khalid with glimmering keyboards and echoey vocals.
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But our greatest obstacle isn't Donald Trump: It's the risk of internalizing a self-defeating voice; of allowing ourselves to be overtaken by fear and self-doubt; of believing the propaganda claiming that because our aims can't be realized immediately, that we should surrender them altogether.
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Read on to learn about her rise through the male-dominated field of politics, the self-doubt she had to overcome to take on her current role, and, of course, her tried-and-true tips for asking for more money (she was a fundraiser, after all).
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" In the podcast episode, he sites feelings of paranoia and self-doubt, and his new memoir will pull back the curtain even further on those issues — and what's aided the new father to son, Hugo, in his journey to becoming a "better human, for himself and others.
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Jack, who rarely displayed any hint of self-doubt, told me he had made a mistake of epic proportions, one that had badly damaged the company's reputation, the value of hundreds of thousands of 401(k)'s and the pensions of former and current G.E. employees.
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" And to one of her podcast listeners who also struggles with impostor syndrome, she said: "Thank God you doubt yourself, because the one thing that I have learned that is true of every single person who is exceptional in whatever they are doing is self-doubt.
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She and Rees were building out the bones of a pivotal point in the narrative: The Kyd is reflecting on the isolation, loneliness and self-doubt that accompany a rise to stardom — feelings that Rees teased out from her own life experiences as a young director.
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She had a brief moment of self-doubt at the second turn when she left England the second time to swim to France because it was dark and she thought she was going to land on a beach but she ended up at a sea wall instead.
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An inveterate phone-talker, Bergljot tells her tale as one would in conversations with a friend, doubling back on earlier versions as though to retrieve some crucial detail that might prove her claim once and for all, vacillating among indignation and dark humor and self-doubt.
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But one that always rises to the top of the list is this musical moment from Season 3, when the thing that Rebecca wants so bad (a healthy relationship with a guy she really likes) faces a hurdle from her own mind, plagued with self-doubt.
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Certainly, as someone who wears anxiety, intense self-doubt, apathy, and the polar sides to those feelings like an inexpensive and transparent brand of underwear, this is a song that makes me feel less alone, understood even when my ears are closed to the outside world.
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It presents the idea that these feelings – of alienation; of self-doubt; of panic; of loneliness; of being unable to breath or eat or sleep or even think – aren't just normal, but are emotions that can be approached plain and direct rather than being skirted around.
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To be fair, when an artist strives for something considerably more "full picture" — fatherhood, childhood, quantum realities, the ever-evolving law of the land, art, music, film, nostalgia — as opposed to, let's say, a visual essay on intersectional blackness, there's plenty of room for self-doubt and confusion.
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When I ask whether she's dealing with self-doubt as she prepares to put out not only this song, she looks like the most delighted insomniac you've ever met while saying "I'm getting to a place where I'm not really having full nights' sleep" because she's that excited.
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Howland's writing — notably lauded by Saul Bellow — is rich with wry observations and humility, drawing from her experiences as a self-identified outsider: a divorcé and single mother whose family disapproved of her; a writer and artist fighting poverty, self-doubt, and mental illness in working-class Chicago.
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There can be something frustrating about looking at Matter's body of work as a whole — and it's probably because we can relate her shortcomings to ourselves: the failure to finish paintings, the self-doubt, the channeling of creative energy into students or men instead of her own work.
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When everything in your soul is telling you to stay in bed and in your feelings, self-compassion is a good place to start, says Barbara Markway, a St. Louis-based psychologist and author of The Self-Confidence Workbook: A Guide to Overcoming Self-Doubt and Improving Self-Esteem.
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The hangover, sleep deprivation, poor nutrition, over exercise, and dehydration will far outweigh any afterglow, regardless of its actual causes, and guarantee that your "midweek sub-acute depression and anxiogenic effects" will be every part the living hell of self-doubt and listless malaise that you were fearing.
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There is this sense of symbiosis that runs through songs like "Childish" which suggests the idea of movement in unison, each part synced up to the other in service of the performance that Douglass gives at the center, magnifying her message of triumphing in the face of self-doubt.
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So the 37-year-old, carrying the hopes of the Williams clan while her younger sibling takes time out to have a baby, should be forgiven a moment of self-doubt after a clinical victory over Britain's Johanna Konta on Thursday gave her a shot at another title.
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"Dumplin'" possesses a sharper tone than those films but still features a lot of the same warm fuzzies -- at least, once you get past all the tears and self-doubt, which includes Willowdean's disbelief that an attractive young co-worker (Luke Benward) could actually be attracted to her.
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If the language feels timeworn ("I couldn't hide anymore"; and, once she posts her letter on Facebook, "it didn't take long for the news to spread like wildfire"), it evokes a narrative insecurity that mirrors the nervous self-doubt she experiences while actually living through her gender transition.
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In Andersen's telling, you can easily trace the line from the self-appointed 17th-century prophet Anne Hutchinson to Kanye West: She was, he writes, uniquely American "because she was so confident in herself, in her intuitions and idiosyncratic, subjective understanding of reality," a total stranger to self-doubt.
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"What are you creating, how are you delivering it, what are you going to do to serve the customer ... when that gets cloudy, then that's a self-doubt you need to listen to," said Blakely, who founded her company out of her Atlanta apartment in 1998 with just $5,000.
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With just under three minutes left and the Thunder trailing by 3 points, Westbrook dribbled hard at the basket and, without any apparent shadow of self-doubt, stopped to rise for a pull-up jumper — precisely the shot I had watched him clank so many times before the game.
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HARROGATE, England (Reuters) - Australian Rohan Dennis admits he has been in a dark place since going AWOL at this year's Tour de France but he emerged from a cloud of self-doubt to win the UCI Road World Championships time trial on Wednesday for a second successive year.
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Like most people, in any given day I will experience emotions and sensations including (but not limited to) hilarity, joy, irritation, ambivalence, excitement, embarrassment, paralyzing self-doubt, boredom, anxiety, guilt, heart-stopping love, resentment, pride, exhaustion, and the shrill, insistent buzz of uneaten chocolate somewhere in the house.
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And not only conservatives: From the first, but more so as he aged, liberals recognized Antonin Scalia as their side's Great Antagonist, the kind of larger-than-life personality that you despise and admire in equal measure, a foe who inspires not just self-righteousness but also, occasionally, self-doubt.
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His resignation letter argued that Britain had scored a bad deal because of its "needless self-doubt" and chuntered about the dangers posed to female cyclists by lorries-a problem that he inaccurately blamed on the EU. The combination of grand assertion and erroneous facts is typical of the man.
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He imbues his characters with flaws — spite, self-doubt projected meanly outward, lazy thinking, jealousy and the soft desire to see your friends fail, or at least not to succeed before you do — but he tempers these with humanity and small moments of grace, true friendship and concern for others.
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Set aside any shame or self-doubt and make a concrete plan, whether it&aposs looking into a balance transfer credit card; putting extra money toward your monthly payment; using a holiday windfall or tax refund to make a large lump-sum payment; or consolidating your balances with a personal loan.
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Also on the bill are the band Whitney — two former members of the Smith Westerns, sharing falsetto-voiced self-doubt in rootsy indie-rock — and Woods, which arrived in 2005 as Jeremy Earl's one-man indie band, but has added a rhythm section, horns and hints of psychedelia and Ethiopian funk.
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There are trailblazers challenging this norm, one of the most notable being Chrissy Metz in This Is Us. But yet again, Metz's character, though given a love story, is trapped in the world of fatness, unable to break through the barrier of self-doubt and into the life of exuberant confidence.
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Tully has already attracted the wrath of some corners of the "mommy world" on the internet who felt that they were sold a bill of goods: lured in with promises of funny maternal realness, only to be faced with a woman experiencing a psychotic break triggered by exhaustion, loneliness, and self-doubt.
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While To Pimp a Butterfly was in large part a messianic yarn about artists' personal obligation in lifting up the neighborhoods that birth them, untitled feels like a collection of the macro observations that pulled Kendrick into the crisis of self-doubt that Butterfly cuts like "u" bear out in pained self-flagellation.
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After a moment or two of self doubt — "Is it weird that everybody is better at the one thing we do than we are at that thing?" questions Beca (Anna Kendrick) — it's time for cute camo costumes, explosions, a riff-off, and a whole lot of a cappella renditions of pop songs.
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As she began writing for what would become the band's third full-length album, Bark Your Head Off, Dog, she saw that these things were implanted in her, not through her own self-doubt, but by a society that routinely keeps women from relishing their achievements, no matter how deserving they are.
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By indulging in a manic expenditure of labor for an inadequate period of time — the opposite of relying on skills and illusory gestures — Smith distracts himself from self-doubt, critical reassessment, or any of the other stumbling blocks painters face in their effort to produce work with human resonance and historical awareness.
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What I mean by that is life is long and progress is gradual; while depression is a disease, we are who we are and anything that promises to render us miraculously impervious to feelings (including self-doubt) is likely to be short-lived and have a major downside—at least in my experience.
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This episode had brilliant conversations between a mother and a son (never mind that they are protected by a lumbering Frankenstein); a lost soul among his surrogate family (who, yes, commands dragons); and between Davos, the blighted realist and Melisandre, the witch startled into self-doubt (until the God of Light undoes it).
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Her letters to her cousin (and, eventually, husband) Houghton, with whom she had an epistolary romance, are hugely charming, contradictory, and more inviting than her finished prose; they reveal her as a kind of early Katharine Hepburn character, tough-minded but touched by self-doubt and its literary indicator, self-deprecating humor.
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Upon facing the electoral judgment of her persona for the first time, Hillary Rodham Clinton began what has gradually evolved into a precarious shadow game with the American public — a ritualized series of reveals, retreats and resets, each iteration seemingly more freighted with recrimination and self-doubt than the one preceding it.
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It is clear from the sheer vivacity (and volume) of works that Basquiat was in possession of a raw talent, that elusive 'something,' forever frozen in time by the severance of life at 27, and untrammeled by the self-doubt, failure, and all the other pitfalls that artists encounter as they age.
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Plus, Rhea's curt dismissal of the youngest Roy — "Shiv's not as smart as she thinks she is" — is tailor-made to flatter these men while reducing the one absent woman to a puddle of self-doubt should Rhea's cutting remark ever get back to her (and I have to assume it will).
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These troubles aren't negligible by any means, but overcoming self-doubt is a hallmark of great sports movies and one of their most compelling sources of dramatic tension — and while On Pointe tries to explore the trope (there's even a scene with Bella crying in the rain), it never really sinks in.
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This loss would throw the French art world into such a tailspin of self-criticism and self-doubt that it would take the emergence of a new generation of curators and historians to finally regain enough firm historical footing to reopen the case of many artists who had worked in Paris between 1945 and 19143.
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Because it would've been undramatic for Maura, Shelly, Sarah, Josh, and Ari to fix themselves, Transparent fell into predictable narrative patterns, where the Pfeffermans would have some breakthrough — reckoning with a buried trauma, embracing an identity, committing to a healthy relationship, et cetera — before their usual neediness and self-doubt would knock them back to square one.
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This year, Pride London wants everyone celebrating Pride to live life with #NoFilter, and a host of celebrities — including Sir Ian McKellen and Graham Norton — appear in a video about what that means to members of the LGBTQ community: Letting go of self-doubt and self-censorship, and allowing your private self to exist in public.
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" It's unlikely we'll ever see Jacobs in a Girlfriend Role, as she said reflecting upon her Diet Coke campaign, "It's something I continuously need to remind myself: to take chances, to push past my fear, my self-doubt and allow myself to do the things that make me happy … I think about, 'What do I want to do?
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Watching a child walk headfirst into self-destruction, knowing that you lack the power to stop them, is every parent's worst nightmare, and the film very successfully portrays that inner pain and self-doubt, the constant nagging questions of 'Who is this person that I thought I knew everything about?' and 'What did I do wrong?
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Either you're in a relationship and crippled with self-doubt about its future, or you're out of one and, from time to time, experience existential dread and a need to purchase an unnecessary amount of pillows, or a gym membership, or some other kind of shit to fill the void that is another heart laying in your bed.
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"I believe that people who have or do self-harm should not be censored by media, because posts like mine help show that there is a problem, that people do need help, and for me to share a picture like that took a lot of stress and even self-doubt away," Join told me in a Twitter direct message.
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After 73 majors, four heartbreaking runner-up finishes and years of self doubt, Garcia finally delivered the long awaited title when his 10-foot birdie putt at the first extra hole dropped into the cup at the par-four 18th, triggering a massive cheer from a gallery that had been on the edge of their seats.
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During last year's election campaign, the Goggleboxers had their political leaders sussed: accurately identifying Nigel Farage's anxiously frenetic attention-seeking ("He thinks with his mouth"), Ed Miliband's lurking self-doubt ("He doesn't quite know what he is doing") and Boris Johnson's faux-bumbling opportunism ("Beware the fool, because in all Shakespeare plays, the fool is actually the clever one").
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The track is the second to be taken from his upcoming release Growing Pains 2, which is a series from NANG that emphasises the strengths and barriers people face in day-to-day life, from artists facing obstacles when breaking out in the music industry, to the experience of growing into adulthood or attempting to overcome crippling self-doubt.
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Throughout its eight-episode season, Downward Dog was a surprisingly intimate, compassionate show about two characters trying to live their lives to the fullest without giving in to their own self-doubt — and one of those characters just so happened to be a mutt with sad eyes and an affinity for the umami flavors of trash.
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Reading "The Dead," with the falling snow and discussions about politics, the concern for the old bourgeois ways as expressed by elders, and the preoccupation of the main protagonist, Gabriel Conroy, with what to say and how to say it, is to reëxperience one's own nagging self-doubt, wistfulness, and philosophical questioning about this life and other people's lives.
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With an energetic style that seems to owe as much to Old Hollywood as to modern graphic novels, Gerstein celebrates the often overlooked god of sheep, shepherds, noise and confusion as an irrepressible character without a shred of self-doubt, who brought a bit of needed levity to a family that took itself very seriously indeed.
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The pop star, 32, spoke to PEOPLE's JD Heyman and Melody Chiu on Monday night at the premiere of her new film in Los Angeles in which she touched on her high school bullying and how it helped her portray Ally, a struggling artist who longs to make it in the music industry but is held back by her self-doubt.
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Bradford is using contemporary comics, whose glossy pages contain far more complicated characters than the 20th century offered up (superheroes nowadays experience painful self-doubt, depression, and a host of emotions that never clouded Superman's heart), but super powers still provide solutions that are hard to come by in real life (Spiderman can be seen swinging through the panels in "Rocket").
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All the people threatened and terrorized, the ongoing health and mental health problems, the cost of those problems and the lost work, the fear, the anxiety, the lost relationships, the PTSD, the self-doubt, the survivor guilt... We don't all agree on the best ways to keep our families and communities safe, but the majority of us agree on a lot of things.
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If you're looking to make a change in your career and find yourself gripped by self-doubt, take a look at these are four common things professionals tell themselves when they're scared — and why they're probably wrong: Brian Wong, is a 26-year-old CEO, will be the first to admit that you don't necessarily need skill or talent to become successful.
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As part of #SpringStories, users on the e-tailer's app will be able to "swipe" to donate to I Am That Girl, a charity that aims to "help girls establish physical, emotional, and mental well-being and transform self-doubt into self-love by providing a safe space to have honest conversations about things that matter," according to the organization's site.
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But the shouting man goes quiet suddenly and shuffles out, a small prelude to the self-doubt some Japanese fans and writers begin expressing online within 24 hours that Murata wasn't as active as he should have been, he didn't press his advantages, he allowed the fight to be taken from him—the first two of which may be true.
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It is, rather, the cultivation of a certain kind of spirit: a passion for inquiry; an insistence on asking hard questions and challenging received wisdom; a reveling in argument; a productive tension between self-confidence and self-doubt; a robust faith in the ultimate attainability of truth; and a humble acceptance that our understanding of the truth will almost always be something less than complete.
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This sends me off on a spiral of self-doubt where I worry that my technical skills aren't strong enough to do good research in a computer science program and that maybe I want to do a different kind of work, anyway —maybe something that's broader and involves lots of different skills, while research can feel like a fairly narrow deep-dive into one subject.
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Many suffer for decades from post-traumatic stress disorder-type symptoms, including anxiety, self doubt and feelings of social inadequacy Marcus Jerry Kaz McNeely, 33, who works in an after school program, came to the Hope Center, a free psychiatric clinic run by the First Corinthian Baptist Church, after leaving a church in the Bronx that prohibited watching TV, going to the movies and wearing jewelry.
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Each man followed the same basic script and movements: he approached the woman as she stood with her back to us and kissed her hair or shoulder; he made drinks, opened a Chinese take-out bag; she expressed self-doubt and professed her love; she threw food at him; they danced; she collapsed on the floor; and she told him to leave while offering a 50-dollar bill.
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What the film shows more of is Swift reacting to other people's reactions to her: detached disappointment when she learns that her album has not been nominated for a Grammy; frustration when her father dissuades her from making an Instagram post about the 2018 midterms; sparkling relief when her producers like a lyric she has written; all-consuming self-doubt when Kanye West interrupts her award acceptance at the 2009 VMAs.
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The environments are immaculate and luminous, but the food in particular looks like a series of still-life paintings ready for a museum.) His co-writer, Riko Sakaguchi, is also a Ghibli vet (on Tale of the Princess Kaguya), and he gives the story a familiar arc of self-discovery, as Mary moves from self-doubt to world-doubt to understanding and accepting the responsibilities her actions have caused.
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After working as a singer and songwriter, earning some guest drops on cuts by Diplo, toplining for popstars, and releasing her own solo LP, Toronto-based Kai broke through to the mainstream this year as the featured artist on Flume's "Never Be Like You"—a future bass track where she sings of an internal struggle between self-confidence and self-doubt, new love and memories of an old romance.
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I'd tell her to relax and enjoy life and have patience knowing that it will all work out, but then again I think it was the gnawing feeling of dissatisfaction that forced me to work harder and strive to find the creative outlet that was right for me, and if I hadn't had that period of self-doubt and frustration, I might not have found my way to the thing I love doing most.
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The directive from my editors is at once specific and nebulous, but it can be distilled into this: Feel free to explore a range of subjects and trends — à la my recent article on how skiers who endured horrific collisions at the Sochi Paralympics in Russia four years ago conquered self-doubt and psychological anguish to compete in these Games — but don't write traditional profiles of particular athletes, no matter how compelling their back stories may be.
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Comedian Seth Meyers on Tuesday joked that President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE has a tiny voice inside of his head that expresses self-doubt, particularly that Vice President Pence is more qualified for his job than he is.
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All this and more we can do now and only now, at this extraordinary moment in our historyAnd after three years of unfounded self-doubt it is time to change the record to recover our natural and historic role as an enterprising, outward-looking and truly global Britain, generous in temper and engaged with the worldNo one in the last few centuries has succeeded in betting against the pluck and nerve and ambition of this countryThey will not succeed today.
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