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Public speaking is one of our biggest fears as a species - some 75% of us list public speaking as our biggest and greatest fear. In today's episode, I want to discuss why that is and where this fear stems from, socially, psychologically and evolutionary, but also how we can trans ... Show More

Nerves are a completely normal part of giving a talk and as you’ve probably heard many times – nerves are a good thing! Feeling nervous means you care about this presentation which will help you to do a great job. But nerves can also be very unsettling and even completely debilit ... Show More

In this ep I'm talking about how to deal with fear - whether you have a fear of public speaking, driving on a motorway, flying or social situations (or any fear in fact).Get your FREE Checklist for Anxiety Free Public Speaking at www.calmer-you.com/speakingJoin or watch this FREE ... Show More

This is your blueprint to start living with more courage and purpose. Let’s cut through the noise. Fear is real—it’s wired into our DNA for a reason—but it doesn't have to cripple you. I'll show you how to take that fear, reframe it, and use it as fuel to propel you forward, whet ... Show More

Our fear of being perceived is more than just social anxiety, its a real phobia around being scrutinised, observed and primarily judged by others. It's also greatly limiting your potential and ability to be your true self. But there is a way through, there is a way to escape the ... Show More

This one I was writing as a blog and it felt more like a conversation... so here it is! No one likes to deal with fear. It’s not comfortable. It can give you knots in your stomach and make you want to avoid the situation that causes it. The reason many people experience fear is b ... Show More

We’ve all heard about the New York Times best selling book The One Thing. With this book, co-authors Jay Papasan and Gary Keller achieved something very few authors ever do, though most dream of it: they had penned a phenomenon. Speaking requests came in from across the globe. Ja ... Show More

On episode #83, I talk about the 2 underlying fears of a health anxiety sufferer: mortality and social judgment. Like myself, many people suffering from health anxiety remain in their safe zones because they fear having heart attack and dying out in public and making a fool of th ... Show More

It’s REALLY hard to speak up when you’re scared or nervous; worried about looking like an idiot or being rejected.Yet we need to, right? Because, chances are, you’re listening to this podcast because you are fearful of speaking in public (whatever that looks like to you) and ther ... Show More

Our fear of being perceived is more than just social anxiety, its a real phobia around being scrutinised, observed and primarily judged by others. It's also greatly limiting your potential and ability to be your true self. But there is a way through, there is a way to escape the ... Show More