Stop Anxiety and Panic Attacks

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I am not an overly shy person, but most of my friends would say I'm not really outgoing either. The first signs of my anxiety was when I first got out of college and got my first job. I was working for a software company doing customer support. I would answer client's questions on the phone and I found out pretty quickly that I had the right personality to be patient with people and walk them through their issues. I received a promotion within the first year and then I starting traveling and doing training and support on-site. This is when I first started to have issues.

I was basically doing the same thing that I had been doing over the phone, but now it was in person. It was usually with only one or two people so it was not like I was giving a speech in front of hundreds. What I felt when I was meeting with my clients was something I never had experienced before. I felt like I was turning beet red and I started to sweat and couldn't catch my breath. The more I tried to calm down, the worse it got. I know that my clients were staring at me thinking I was about to have a heart attack. The more I tried to block out this feeling, the worse it got.

During this time I was also experiencing similar issues when I was simply talking with someone face-to-face. I had never had issues like this before and I dreaded meeting with people. Even people that I knew really well.

This went on for several years. Sometimes it would get really bad, other times everything was OK. As I got older and moved around to other jobs, I began to realize that my actions were causing people to lack confidence in my ability. Even though I felt I knew what I was talking about and was confident in my abilities, I appeared to be nervous which caused doubt. I finally decided to spend some time trying to overcome my problem.

I started by researching the symptoms that I was having and quickly learned that I had anxiety. I researched anxiety and learned about the different types and levels of anxiety. The more I read the more I realized that anxiety was what was causing my problems. I even narrowed it down to a particular type of anxiety called "The Spotlight Fallacy". This is basically the fear of being in the spotlight or being the center of attention.

Overcoming anxiety does require you to change the way you think and react to certain situations. Instead of trying to ignore the feelings that you are having (which is what I did for years), this product teaches you how let the feeling of anxiety into your mind and then deal with it in such a way to get rid of the anxiety forever.