Dennis Padilla, Caloocan councilor, TV host, comedian: My greatest fear is that I might not be able to provide a stable life for my kids. Since show business does not offer a permanent job, I worry a lot about their future especially their education.
Myrza Sison, editor-in-chief, Cosmopolitan and executive editor, Summit Publications: "Fear itself, being bored and becoming boring."
Felix Barrientos, private banker/champion tennis player: My greatest fear is having my upcoming baby take after me. I do hope he or she will take after my wife, Reggie, as shes just so incredibly talented.
Gilda Salonga, businesswoman: For me theres nothing to fear because I have entrusted everything to God. He has given me and my family all the blessings we need and we have nothing more to ask. In Jeremiah 29:11-13, "When you call upon me and pray to me, I will listen to you. And you will seek me and find me when you search for me with all your heart."
Cathy Bengzon, ad & promo manager, commercial centers group, Ayala Land: My fear is losing my children. As a mother, Ive nurtured them, gotten to know each of them and every part of their life and I know that I will be lost without them. When they are sick, I go on panic mode. When they are out of the house, I constantly monitor how they are doing and where they are. I cant imagine what I will be like if theyre not around. I actually enjoy their clutter, noise, their pestering and their hugs and kisses.
Dr. Vicki Belo: My greatest fear concerns the future of my children and our country. It is the opposite of my greatest hope which is that our country be progressive, peaceful and a beautiful place for my children and my childrens children to live in. I am frightened when I see the brown haze that covers Metro Manila because we are polluting our city so much and that could make Metro Manila no longer habitable.
Korina Sanchez, anchor, TV Patrol/TV and radio host: My greatest fear, aside from seeing a walking zombie, is regret. Nothing is as hopelessly painful as losing a chance by default forever. So, seize the moment.
John Lesaca: Falling off a tall building. I had a very hard time at the Empire State Building in New York and the Needle Building in Toronto, Canada. Also, I would be afriad if my loved ones stop loving me.