Greetings
I received a very personal and touching email this morning from a girl in Pakistan. I have never me her, I know nothing about her and I have no idea of how she got my e-mail address.
She wrote to me to ask for help with her chronic shyness problem. From her point of view, shyness is the worst problem in the world and she is ready to do anything she can to put it behind her.
This girl spoke about the daily difficulty of not being being able to deal on equal terms with her immediate family members, her other relatives and in fact pretty well the rest of the world.
While English was not her first language and she struggled with expressing herself, the personal pain that she endured every single day because of her shyness problem, was abundantly clear.
I have written a short article on how serious a shyness problem can be. It can be found on my website. The URL is:
http://www.overcomingshynessnow.com/articles
Wednesday, September 10, 2008
Wednesday, September 3, 2008
Overcoming Shyness
Hello and welcome to my blog!
How exciting to be making post 'numero uno'.
As you can no doubt tell, the theme here has to do with shyness and what it takes to deal with it so that it is no more.
So, if you are still reading, there is a high probablility that you have a few struggles in this area yourself, or are concerned about someone else such a friend or loved one who is suffering.
This post is simply to say that while shyness can be severe, painful, debilitating, chronic and seemingly entrenched, it can be overcome and more easily than you think.
Once understood and taken on properly, it quickly morphs from a monster to something more like a puff of smoke.
How do I know? I suffered from severe chronic shyness for 33 years, recovered and now help others do the same . I have seen people go from chronically shy to chronically confident in a matter of weeks.
If you would like to find out more, have a look at my site which is all about how to overcome shyness.
How exciting to be making post 'numero uno'.
As you can no doubt tell, the theme here has to do with shyness and what it takes to deal with it so that it is no more.
So, if you are still reading, there is a high probablility that you have a few struggles in this area yourself, or are concerned about someone else such a friend or loved one who is suffering.
This post is simply to say that while shyness can be severe, painful, debilitating, chronic and seemingly entrenched, it can be overcome and more easily than you think.
Once understood and taken on properly, it quickly morphs from a monster to something more like a puff of smoke.
How do I know? I suffered from severe chronic shyness for 33 years, recovered and now help others do the same . I have seen people go from chronically shy to chronically confident in a matter of weeks.
If you would like to find out more, have a look at my site which is all about how to overcome shyness.
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