Anxiety Quote by Daniel B. Smith

“Fear is a response to actual danger that is right here, right now, while anxiety is concern for events that only might happen—events that…

— Alex Korb

“The fear, though, is unassailable. The dark balls of dread pinball through my brain. This is what anxiety does to a brain, I know…

— Lauren Miller

“Emotional fear is a hindrance without purpose. Instinctual fear breeds caution and knowledge of one’s surroundings. One would be at a disadvantage without it.”

— Kel Kade

“Fear is like a poison; it will not necessarily kill you, but the prolonged and recurring fear not only will paralyze your mind but…

— John Taskinsoy

“Fear is the oldest and strongest emotion known to man, something deeply inscribed in our nervous system and subconscious. Over time, however, something strange…

— Robert Greene

“Fear can be a first-rate stool pigeon, a precious safeguard or a wise counselor. If it overwhelms us, we would do well not to…

— Erik Pevernagie

“There are two types of fear: There is a fear of something that is presently before you, be it a monster under your bed…

— Leigh Hershkovich

“Fear is the paralyzing emotion that inhibits or restricts normal feelings of love, confidence, and well-being.”

— Tim LaHaye

“Some eighty years ago, Freud proposed that anxiety was “a riddle whose solution would be bound to throw a flood of light on our…

— Scott Stossel

“The problem with fear, though, is that it isn’t any one thing. Fear has a whole taxonomy—anxiety, dread, panic, foreboding—and you could be braced…

— Sebastian Junger

“The anxiety felt in anticipation of a disaster is far more disturbing than the actual encounter of the disaster itself for the human mind…

— Neelima Dalmia Adhar

Your body’s reaction to fear is the same whether you are faced with a physical threat or an emotional one.

— Rhonda Britten