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 It's
no secret that many people have problems with public speaking,
and people who suffer from panic attacks or general anxiety
have particular problems in this area.
A
fear of public speaking and panic attacks can be severe for
many, who feel they will lose "control" and suffer
great embarrassment in front of their friends or coworkers.
Some
people fear or "spacing out" while speaking in public
or having panic attack so severe that they actually faint!
But this is extremely unlikely. In fact it is incredibly rare
for panic attacks to cause actual physical harm.
But
when does a common a "reluctance" to speak in public
turn into panic attacks? The short answer is, if your fear
becomes so intense that it interferes with your best interest.
For
example, if you are in sales and often need to speak to groups,
this is a clear example of a public speaking problem that
greatly interferes with your best interest.
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If you have more than an "occasional problem" with
panic attacks and public speaking, or if it's interfering
with your best interest on the job or socially, it's
time to do something about it. So where do you begin?
Actually,
public speaking panic attacks are overcome in the same manner
as all panic and anxiety issues. It begins by confronting
your "need for control," and understanding that
it is an excessive need to control your environment that causes
ALL these issues.
The specific key to controlling your fear of public speaking
and panic attacks is to establish a new habit of focusing
outward in these situations. The EasyCalm
Anxiety Coaching Videos includes exercises designed to
make this much easier than just struggling on your own.
Learning
to quickly refocus your thoughts outward is the quickest way
to overcome public speaking and panic attacks. Be sure
to check out the free coaching video on our homepage for
more information.
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