U.S. President Franklin D.  Roosevelt delivers his first  inauguration speech, The only thing we have to fear is fear it

U.S. President Franklin D. Roosevelt delivers his first inauguration speech, The only thing we have to fear is fear it

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The transcript discusses the importance of firm belief and the concept of fear, emphasizing that fear itself is often nameless and unjustified. It highlights how such terror can paralyze individuals, but suggests that it is crucial to transform retreat into advancement.

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Discuss the importance of having a firm belief in overcoming fear.

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What does the phrase 'fear itself' imply in the context of belief?

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How can unreasoning and unjustified terror affect individuals?

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In what ways can fear paralyze a person's ability to act?

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What is meant by 'retreat into advance'?

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