The Solution To Shyness: Overcome Shyness & Social Anxiety To Become A More Confident & Happy Person

by Michelle Butler

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Would like to learn how to quickly overcome shyness?

Would you like to improve your social skills, confidence, assertiveness and self-esteem?

Master becoming a more confident person in your relationships and work with simple, effective and fast steps.

This best selling guide has helped countless people around the world to become more confident and finally discover the solution to shyness and social anxiety.

Topics covered include:

*Practical ways to increase your confident immediately
* Raise your self-esteem
* Become more confident and assertive
* Quickly overcome fears!
* Real life case studies
* Personality tips
* Quickly learn how to become a great conversationalist
* Handle any social situation
* Taking action even when scared
* How to talk so that people will listen and how to listen so that people will talk
* Dealing with criticism
* How to instantly be a more positive person
* The vital steps to becoming a more confident person

Available now on Kindle, Paperback and Audible

94 pages, Kindle Edition

Published July 23, 2018

Reviews

[Edward R.Cook · Rating 4 out of 5]

Working on my Shynes

I am not going to say that I understand everything she said but I understand enough to make it so I can put it terms I understand. Doing something is better than doing nothing. I have it four stars because it went into detail and several times I thought she was talking about me.

[Michael · Rating 4 out of 5]

A nice book. Many tools how to build up confidence and combat shyness. M. Butler gives a good definition of what shyness and what different forms it may have. It is not described as a disorder but something that complicates life even forl people who are successful in their career or for which it is not obvious that they struggle with shyness. I read the book because I sometimes struggle with certain types of shyness myself, but also have friends who do so. What is it that distinguish us from other non-shy people? How is it related to confidence and introversion? How can we overcome it when it hinders us to do what we want to do. The book partially gave answers to this question.