It's always fear and its now GREED.

I would say the three biggest reasons why people don't achieve financial freedom are: 1 fear of investing/losing money and will put it in something like a CD and be happy with 2-3%2 spending too much money on non-essentials like eating out, nice cars and primary housing.

James immediate reaction was that he feared Steve might be considering suicide.

I think this AI fear is overblown and we’re already seeing some of the early applications failing spectacularly (thousands of flights cancelled, 911 systems down, hospitals closed and billions of dollars lost today from CrowdStrike security software glitch as an example).

You'll never have all the perfect information and it's good to have a healthy fear to force due diligence.

I highly doubt there is any clause in the contract that allows you to cancel based on your feelings of fear.

Not all Section 8 tenants live in fear of losing their voucher; many are professional tenants and know it takes a diligent caseworker to enforce any action.

I was fearful of long term economy when COVID started (wrong again!)

Feeling bad for the renters who are unable to use the bathroom, fearing possible litigation (even if there is no reason to be sued, just an irrational fear)The other issue is recurrent expenses although I have allocated 20% of rental income for both properties for repairs and maintenance.

I've been saying this to some of the "Gurus" out there who are spreading fear.