Your essay reminds me of Franklin D Roosevelt’s famous quote: "The only thing we have to fear, is fear itself!"
I remember that, during the early years of my career, the fear of losing my job made me feel like “walking on the thin ice (如履薄冰)”, so I worked my butt off just to try to stay a step ahead. Now with a secured job, I am just doing the minimum to get by. Yes, fear of losing job sometimes is a driving force to push us to work hard, to prepare ahead, to achieve more, but doing a job with love and passion is the ultimate driving force behind each successful person (Steve Jobs is a great example).
A few bricks:
1. Some most common fears – some of the most common fears
2. my idea about a job change is like a blurred picture that suddenly finds its focus -> my idea about a job change is like a blurred picture that is suddenly brought into sharp focus…
3. that most intrigue me – that intrigue me most
4. it hit me – it hits me
5. let’s not fear making speech – let’s not fear to make speech
6. Now I think fear itself is not to be fear, but to be endeared - 是不是太绝对了? Some fears are negative. How about "some fears are not to be feared, "?
