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Goodbye to Shy: 85 Shybusters That Work!
by
Leil Lowndes
Say hello to new friends, new business opportunities, new love, and new confidence
Okay, so you're shy. Here are 85 proven techniques to help you conquer your shyness and change your life for good. No psychobabble. No nonsense. These tested "ShyBusters" prepare you for that upcoming party, work function, interview, date, and the rest of your life.
As someone who ov
...morePaperback, 270 pages
Published
June 21st 2006
by McGraw-Hill Companies
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At first i didnt like this book, it basicly was telling you to tell people about your shyness (which goes against it) but then i read on.
Ithought this book was great! I had been suffering from social anxiety for ages now and I did'nt think it would ever go away. The thing that fixed my problem was only a short sentence, "people are only focused on themselfs", obviously there was a page written about it. You may think this is too good to be true but it's helped me. I would recomen...more
Ithought this book was great! I had been suffering from social anxiety for ages now and I did'nt think it would ever go away. The thing that fixed my problem was only a short sentence, "people are only focused on themselfs", obviously there was a page written about it. You may think this is too good to be true but it's helped me. I would recomen...more
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maybe good for fourth graders, etc.... And unlike the book, I personally do think telling people I'm shy helps ! I embrace my shyness, when you tell peole you're shy they usually just get you more, and see you as less intimidating, also I think it just comes off kind of cute. Telling people I'm shy makes me feel more comfortable with my shyness.
I'm not the target audience since I'm not really shy, but there were a few helpful tips.
Fun, greater narration by the author, and some useful bits. Nothing too terribly ground-breaking, but that's probably just because I've been making it too hard! lol
Tips for those who are socially awkward, in other words everyone. Some are goofy, some are helpful. To each their own I guess.
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