exorbitant, A. extremely high or unreasonable (price, cost), muster the energy, B. manage to find the strength or motivation to do something, ever-reliable, C. always working well and dependable, leap into the unknown, D. start something new without knowing the result, get cold feet, E. lose courage before doing something important, get put off, F. lose interest or motivation because something seems unpleasant or difficult, substantially, G. by a large amount or to a great degree, actively, H. in a way that shows effort and regular involvement, get prodded, I. be encouraged or forced to act by remind, take a proactive approach, J. act in advance instead of reacting to pr, vast, K. very large in size, amount, or difference, venture further afield, L. explore or work in new or distant areas, utilize pre-existing networks, M. use already formed contacts or connections, invaluable information, N. information that is extremely useful or important, gauge, O. measure or judge something approximately.

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