Jocko Willink

Put your leaders in stressful scenarios. Make them figure out solutions under pressure. See if you can make them frustrated, angry, and flustered, and then demand decisive leadership from them. They will be challenged at first, but they will get better over time.

American

Charlotte Flair

Even little adjustments in promos or being a heel, different mannerisms in the ring, every week there's something I can do better. The only time I get flustered is when I try to do too many things at once. It's better to do one thing each week and work on that.

American Athlete

Mel Robbins

Trump crossed the line all the time. Flustered during the debate because he couldn't out-debate Clinton on policy, he just leaned into the mic and dismissed her entirely: 'nasty woman.

American Journalist

Charles Duke

I always respected Neil Armstrong highly. He was probably the coolest under pressure of anyone I ever had the privilege of flying with. I never saw him flustered.

American Astronaut

Eddie Alvarez

Conor McGregor - this guy is so offensive minded and never on the defense that whenever you put him on the defense, he gets so flustered and so upset.

Karen Gillan

I suppose I am one of life's naturally clumsy people; I don't drop stuff all the time, or break things, but I'm just generally a bit flustered.

Scottish Actress

Maika Monroe

If I met Jack Nicholson, I would probably get a little flustered. Not going to lie. I've watched his movies since I was so young. Such a fan.

American Actress

Alison Goldfrapp

I find shopping too stressful. I get hot and flustered and irritated and feel sick after I've bought something.

English Musician

Mitchell Trubisky

Use 'fluster' to describe someone's reaction to embarrassing or unexpected social interactions.

Social Situations

'Fluster' generally implies a temporary loss of composure, not a lasting trait.

Temporary State

The word 'fluster' suggests a quick shift from calm to nervous due to a specific event or pressure.

Sudden Change

When using 'fluster' as a noun, it references an emotional state rather than a physical one.

Emotional State

A 'fluster' usually happens for a short time, often due to sudden stress or confusion.

Brief Period

Being in a fluster might affect one's ability to think or perform tasks well.

Impact on Performance

 They live in the emerging megacities of the developing world. And there's a statistic I often like to use, which is that we're adding a city of Seattle every four days, a city the size of Seattle to the planet every four days. I was giving a talk about two months ago, and this guy, who'd done some work with the U.N., came up to me and was really flustered, and he said, look,

Alex Steffen: The route...

 you might, at first, assume he's just a mean guy. But, using your powers of insight, you're noticing other smaller things - how Darcy's eyes linger on Lizzy's face and how he seems all flustered when she's around. Add to the mix your knowledge that Mr. Darcy is in a much higher social class than Lizzy, and your sense of insight should be telling you

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 presence in the area you can see how that crown is up agitation flustered from being attacked here comes the next next load of bombardment - coming I

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