Tag: audrey sussman
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Getting Free of Self-doubt #4
This is the 4th post in the getting free of self-doubt series. Let’s look at an example of how one of my clients began to change the problem of self-doubt. I’ll call him James for this example. James is the founder of a number of successful companies. He came to the Anxiety Control Center for…
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Getting free of self-doubt #3
This is the third post in the creating self-confidence series. Can you imagine how different it would be for you if you were fortunate enough to have someone there to point out the good parts of your efforts. Someone to say that you’re OK even if things didn’t go as planed, or to look at…
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Getting free of self-doubt #2
This is the second in the getting free of self-doubt and creating self confidence series. Think about the last time you began to doubt yourself. What were you working on or tying to do? As you think back to that memory, pay attention to the thoughts going through your mind: right before the self-doubt surfaced. …
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Getting free of self-doubt #1
In the next series of posts we’ll look at self-doubt and how to stop the thoughts that cause it. Have you ever wish there was a way to gain instant confidence? Do you at times get stuck in self-doubt? You are not alone, many of my clients come to me with questions about fear, insecurity…
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Lack of Motivation- Where Does It Come From?
This email came in from one of my students in my group program: Getting relief from anxiety, worry and procrastination. As I replied to her I thought I would post my answer and see what my readers thoughts are on this topic. It was interesting to me that the key to her procrastination might lie…
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Hypnosis NYC: Stop Worry Emotional Relief Techniques
There are many different techniques that can be used to stop the worry cycle. The most powerful way to stop the worry cycle is in the emotional part of the cycle. 3 Ways Stress is Created 1. The physical part of the cycle is where your heart rate increases, or you feel your stomach churning.…
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Part II Steps to stop worry
Part II Step 1: Think about the negative thoughts that you uncovered and ask yourself the following questions: continued in the next post. a. “What is this thought about?” b. “Where is this feeling coming from?” c. “What am I trying to accomplish by having these thoughts?” Be curious about comes to mind as you…