So talk about how you look at putting yourself out.
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It's a strange thing, putting yourself out there like that.
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You're really putting yourself out there for the first time.
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This video captures the scary side of putting yourself out there.
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You are putting yourself out there and jumping into something new.
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You understand that you're going to be putting yourself out there publicly.
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Noisey: Yeah, you're very brave for putting yourself out there like this.
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I learned so much during that time about putting yourself out there.
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It can be more intimate than sex because you're putting yourself out there.
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Did it feel weird to be putting yourself out there in that way?
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But putting yourself out there also means opening yourself to disappointment or heartbreak.
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It's putting yourself out there to people that you don't necessarily know you.
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You're putting yourself out there and there is a chance you could fail.
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Just keep writing and, maybe more important, just keep putting yourself out there.
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Sure, putting yourself out there more means a higher risk of bad dates.
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Sexting allows you to take care of your sexual needs without putting yourself out.
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And the only way of growing, is putting yourself out there and developing ideas.
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And for just a second, I saw the fear of putting yourself out there.
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Progress is associated with an open door, taking the invitation, putting yourself out there.
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Have you experienced a lot of ageism in putting yourself out there in this position?
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You're making yourself vulnerable, putting yourself out there, and being proud of who you are.
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"It's all about putting yourself out there, becoming uncomfortable and just honing those skills," said Ang.
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There are causes worth getting your hands dirty for, and putting yourself out there to further.
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"Well, you are putting yourself out of the market for a few years," the woman warned.
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Putting yourself out there by asking for a promotion and meeting rejection can be incredibly difficult.
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I'm weirdly missing the gene that tells you to be afraid of putting yourself out there.
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I guess there is a sense of putting yourself out into the world with something like that.
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It's so easy to doubt yourself creatively, and putting yourself out there can be kind of tough.
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"Putting yourself out there," in show parlance, because in eight short weeks, someone is expecting a proposal.
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"It was all about empowerment: making a statement and putting yourself out there," Ms. Markworth-Pollack said.
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"Putting yourself out there does give you that confidence…and I love what I'm doing, it's educating people."
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You're putting yourself out there because you need a job or because you want something better for yourself.
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But I will tell you that there's also something quite vulnerable about putting yourself out in the world.
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By as said in the video, just putting yourself out there, you can make new opportunities for yourself.
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Putting yourself out there and getting out of your house will increase your chances of snagging a new job.
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Putting yourself out there isn't always easy, especially given that there's "definitely a stigma" around unemployment, Dr. Maidenberg said.
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Before you leave an unfriendly work environment, consider putting yourself out there and trying to connect with your co-workers.
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That's one of the greatest gifts of this path: getting down with a little embarrassment and putting yourself out there.
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This economy is about "putting yourself out on a limb for somebody else with no expectation of immediate payback," she says.
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Girl Scouts sold 2.5 million boxes of cookies online "You're putting yourself out there, and you can't be shy," says Grace.
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The good news is that if you have a phone, putting yourself out there in the world has never been easier.
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"You are putting yourself out there and you have to be able to handle the good and the bad," he said.
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Maybe you won't gain everything the jerks get, but you can benefit from putting yourself out there — and without losing your soul.
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We get onstage and we do what we do and you're putting yourself out there every night and that can get draining.
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The pool party is bookended with Kayla narrating two vlogs: one about "putting yourself out there" and the other about being confident.
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It's an ongoing process of putting yourself out there, trying something new, being uncomfortable, and doing that until you're happy with where you are.
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You're putting yourself out there in a way that people aren't going to like, and they're going to say things that aren't really nice.
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Putting yourself out there isn't always easy, but one guy has found a pretty creative pick-up line — and it seems to have worked.
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And when you're thrust into an environment like the single world, where you're constantly putting yourself out there to be judged, it's that much harder.
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But there were some people who backed out for personal reasons, which I absolutely respect because it's such a big deal putting yourself out there.
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What if we designed it in a way that was much more about the accessory of life on the go and putting yourself out there.
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Putting yourself out there and letting yourself be vulnerable to thousands of people really makes you want to give it your all and do your best.
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There's a lot of putting yourself out there, so you naturally empathize with the other people who are putting themselves out there in that setting too.
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At the gym, you may feel extra-sensitive or vulnerable, because you're already putting yourself out there and doing something that can make you uncomfortable, Shannon says.
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Being the Bachelorette is a huge risk and means putting yourself out there in a major way, but it seems like Hannah is up for the challenge.
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In a lot of ways, sticking to classic video game tropes and recipes is easier, and putting yourself out there with personal, earnest work can be frankly terrifying.
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To date is to display your tenderloin at the meat market: It means putting yourself out there, which means any slight during the dating process feels deeply personal.
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It's only over years of putting yourself out there and faking confidence that you begin to remotely enjoy the idea of going to a stranger's house to socialize.
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Discuss the risks involved with putting yourself out there and how important it is to take (reasonable) risks to be true to yourself, even though you might face criticism.
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Doing this on a regular basis trains your brain to be okay with a challenge or to feel comfortable with putting yourself out there, even if the result is failure.
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As long as you are putting in the hard work, you are getting better, you are learning, and you are putting yourself out there, I think that things end up working themselves out.
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"If you're online dating or even job searching, anytime you're putting yourself out there to new people who don't know you, it's important to have an internet presence that you can be proud of," Kaplan says.
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I feel like it was your confidence in being out in the world before there were other trans people making music and putting yourself out there...your confidence was that thing that propelled you and lead you to success.
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While you can't necessarily go out and find a partner just to practice breaking up, regularly putting yourself out there (on a dating app or IRL) is one way to get used to the feeling of a relationship ending.
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"If you're in the financial services industry dealing with a state, chances are you're covered by these laws and you're jeopardizing current business and, even more pernicious, you're putting yourself out of business for the next two years," Gross said.
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People will sometimes have a charitable or a funny interpretation of what you're doing, but anytime you do anything that is putting yourself out there, or authentic in any way, you're leaving yourself open to be made fun of or being misunderstood.
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But if your "self" is a person who's anxious about talking to people or afraid of rejection, throwing caution to the wind for an attractive stranger can be daunting, to say the least — especially if you're the one putting yourself out there or initiating the hookup.
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"I was staring down the barrel of what it means to be a young woman in this industry, how it entails objectifying yourself and putting yourself out for roles like the stripper with a heart of gold or the girlfriend until you're the mother," she says.
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While I probably won't be returning anytime soon (truth be told, I don't see an acting career being in the cards for me), this improv class did make me realize that there's no reason to be afraid of putting yourself out there or looking a little foolish at times.
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Ms. Hunt-Ehrlich was coming off a series of disappointing relationships and doing what she and her girlfriends called "hate dating, where maybe you're a little disenchanted with love but you're going through the motions because you know you have to keep putting yourself out there," she said.
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Because if you are putting yourself out there as a friend of media in order to get them to use your platform, having a director go undercover rogue in some cloak-and-dagger revenge plot to decimate a publisher is probably going to be an issue that needs some discussion.
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I get to talk about my work a lot, so I'm excited to share their stories in particular, and use that to hopefully talk about the role of not just YouTube, but just this idea of putting yourself out there in 2015, 1723, what's the goal, what does it mean, and try to point to different—because they're quite different kind of reasons, but together you can kind of tie them together in a nice way, and hopefully really be able to get at a tough question.
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Reid was born Ashley Mathews in Florida. She has talked about being the victim of cyberbullying due to her lifestyle, and said in an interview with The Daily Star that "it makes dating really hard, it makes your family life really hard, it makes intimacy hard... you're putting yourself out there and the world is now judging you... you have to be OK with being shamed for every day of your life". She also said that she is hesitant to have children out of fear that they will be bullied by their peers due to her work.
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The series aired a special concert with Constantine, Phoebe, Rick, and recording artists Elliott Yamin and Jon McLaughlin. Maroulis told People "[My character] becomes sort of fixated on Phoebe" who is "beautiful and young and very, very talented". Mauzy said that Maroulis' character "adds such a great dimension to the show", and described filming Phoebe and Rick's duet as "the ultimate form of expression, because you're really putting yourself out there". The actress found that shooting the concert before a live audience was "a different energy" from where the soap is usually filmed, in a studio.
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