"Stop Shyness"




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SHYNESS DOESN'T HAVE TO HINDER YOU ANYMORE

Shyness is something that holds people back everyday. It holds people back from accomplishing things in their lives that are quite dear to them. Many of us take this lightly but it is really something significant.

I made the decision to write this article because I know first hand what shyness can do to a person's life. I recently made the decision to work from home and therefore I had to come to terms with what would hold me back from my dreams and goals like so many others all around the world.

I suffer from anxiety. I mean the works: sweaty palms, nervousness, shakiness, fast breathing, etc, etc.) I knew I wanted to work at home and so in my case, this meant talking to a lot of people. Whether its in person or on the phone, I usually have a hard time and I'm sure those of you reading this with this problem can relate.

After doing some homework, I've learned that many psychologist have discovered that shyness is an inherited trait. It it also said that shyness could possibly be a bad thing if it keeps a person from connecting with other people and slowing down their personality.

All types of people encounter shyness folks, (YOU ARE NOT ALONE). Some of us may find it difficult to conquer shyness and some may not. Did you know that females have the most trouble coping with shyness? Me personally I have found it very hard to rid shyness from my life. So I did some research and I put this article together for people like you and me in mind. The tips below should be of great benefit when implemented:

(1) Relax - By simply taking deep breaths (inhaling and exhaling) this will help you relax. Your body will automatically start to calm itself, therefore putting you more at ease. This technique is used by a lot of people who have difficulty with shyness. By doing this, you will have the upper hand on a lot of your stressful situations.

(2) Visualization - try to meditate and see things how they can happen. This technique can drastically improve your social and interaction skills.

(3) Self Praise - focus on your own achievements, and goals that you have already accomplished. Implementing this technique will increase your self confidence. You don't want to be overly confident (or stuck up) you just want to be proud of yourself, proud of who you are and what you have accomplished.

(4) Look-at-me! - Look at the person you are talking to. By doing this, you will accomplish (2) things: (1) This will bring ease to your conversations and (2) your conversations will be a lot smoother, heck you may even grin or crack a smile.

And finally....

(5) You are not important - Stop looking and thinking about yourself, instead shift that focus to someone else. Sometimes we seem to be very worried about what others are thinking about us, NEWS FLASH - this only hinders you from conquering the shyness. What counts, is finding someone you connect with, who connects with your personality and vise versa.

Shyness is not an ucommon thing, in fact a high percentage of humans encounter shyness on an everday basis. Unfortunately before they are able to correct it, it causes serious issues (i.e depression and alcholism). Some even isolate themselves. The good news is, many people have rid shyness from their life and are currently living happy and normal lives.

Since I work from home, this has come in handy. I feel much more at ease and more able to communicate with others. And it can do the same for you too. So if you don't want to have a deprived social life, take some control, and grab shyness by the horns and kick it in the butt!!

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By LaTicia Roberts


I love to help people especially if the help can come in the form of benefical information. This article isn't just for others to read, its also a reminder for myself.








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Nicholas Finnegan
Author of Higher Self Esteem and More...



Copyright 2008 by Nicholas Finnegan