5 Steps to Unleash Your Inner Confidence

How to Free Yourself from the Fears That Hold You Back

De: Aziz Gazipura

Narrado por: Aziz Gazipura

If you are a man struggling with shyness or social anxiety, then you are well aware of the following challenges:

• You feel nervous and uncomfortable before meeting new people.
• You feel tense or awkward during conversations and struggle to find things to say.
• You often feel embarrassed and self-critical, wishing you were different.
• You feel an intense fear of starting conversations with attractive women.
• You have difficulty asking women out and often find yourself "being just a friend."
• You hate putting yourself out there in a group and being the center of attention.
• You have a hard time speaking up at work and are often quiet in meetings.

Co-workers and supervisors don't seem to respect your opinion or appreciate your talents.

This book contains the essential strategies used by leading social confidence expert Dr. Aziz Gazipura, who has helped hundreds of men overcome their shyness and social anxiety.

In this book you will learn:

• How to stop criticizing yourself and "get on your own side."
• A simple mindset shift that can instantly change how you feel about a situation.
• Powerful techniques from "exposure therapy" to help you overcome your fears.
• The 2 underlying fears that stop you dead in your tracks…and what to do about them.
• The true secret to social confidence.

In addition, this book will help you:

• Overcome your fear of rejection.
• Become more comfortable when meeting new people.
• Be less concerned with what "they" will think of you.
• Experience complete self-acceptance…no matter what happens.

If you have been struggling with shyness and social anxiety for any period of time, there is only one way out - by taking new action. Once you start trying new things, your whole world will open up. Get started today!

©2013 Aziz Gazipura (P)2014 Aziz Gazipura

Quick and powerful audiobook

Great audiobook. Worth reading with Dr. Aziz other books about shyness.

Worth checking also "How to Win Friends and Influence People" and "Painfully Shy".

The sense of relatability

I could resonate with the author better the most relatable than any other self help books

Nothing new, but good narration.

No new concepts, but a great motivating voice. Will listen again, when I need a confidence boost and check in.

amazing

so much useful information I've been confident in certain areas of my life work being one of them but when it comes to my relationship I close up I struggle with self confidence and and being able to open up it doesn't make my relationship any better I appreciate the information and I see every thing that I'm doing wrong and just by listening I see everything that i need to work on and I will apply this information

Good info, but repetitive.

There was some really good information in this book, but it sounds like every other recipe that every other self help book offers. If you haven't listened to any other books on building your self confidence, then this might be an option for you. Also, I found the author repeting the same idea over and over again. It's appropriate in this context (that of self-love, self-affirmations), but I found it to be a bit too much. A perfect example of what this book is, is at the very beginning - the author mentions a gentleman he worked with that was very shy, and that man overcame his shyness, using the methods he lays out in this book. He could have just told me quickly what they were, and then spent the rest of the book explaining - that would have put it all in contexr.

Refreshing and To The Point

Too many books are written from a position of self indulgence. You find that the whole thing could have easily been reduced to a pamphlet and gotten the job done with 25% less effort.

This book spares the reader of bloat and yet it’s inviting and useful.

The one criticism I have is that it seems to be written solely from the perspective of a man seeking connection with a woman. If I were a woman I think I’d be pretty put out by this perspective. Women have the same challenges at their core as men.

Be that as it may I found this book to be both informative and fun and I didn’t have to wade through oceans of personal antecdotes to get to the point.

High marks.

Good Concepts too much negative self talk examples

This is a good book with useful skills. I do not have negative self talk, and in every chapter it spends time referencing examples of various negative self talk, and putdowns people may have before getting to the skills to overcome. For me it was too much, I found myself fast forwarding those parts, which was the bulk of the story.
If you have negative self talk, this is an excellent book for you.