Most Realistic Way to Reduce Anxiety (Exposure) - Episode 52
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Most Realistic Way to Reduce Anxiety (Exposure) - Episode 52
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About this listen
I remember years ago when I was first unwinding the layers of social anxiety I was trying everything and anything I could experiment with to help me out.
I would go to the mall or another crowded area and I would basically experiment and talk with strangers. Now, I know depending on who you are, that might sound out of this world.
But, bear with me.
Disclaimer: If this is your first time taking action on your social anxiety or do not have an actionable recovery plan. I highly DO NOT RECOMMEND starting off with this as your first step. Why? Doing this is difficult. I recommend trying out the other practices to reduce and recover from social anxiety before you start doing this for the best results.
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