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How To Begin To Overcome Shyness
By Mike Moore

The one thing that is absolutely vital to overcoming is DESIRE. You must want to, badly.

POSITIVE SELF TALK

We must begin to talk to ourselves about ourselves in a more positive way. Instead of defining ourselves negatively we must define ourselves positively.

Tell yourself that...

* I am equal in dignity to anyone else.

* I have a lot to offer other people.

* People are not my enemies.

* I am intelligent and nice to be with.

* I can do anything I put my mind to.

* I am loveable and capable just the way I am right now.

Many times through the



day stop and say something like, " Everyday, in every way, I am becoming more comfortable speaking with people."

REMEMBER... that every person is a unique gift. There is no other person like you on the planet. There has never been another like you. There will never be another like you. So treat yourself like the rare, unique, precious gift that you are.

This is an excerpt from Mike's Special Report " How to OvercomeShyness and Connect with People"

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Mike Moore is an international speaker and writer on human potential, motivation and humour. You can subscribe to his FREELifeline newsletter at http://motivationalplus.com/cgi/a/t.cgi?lifeline


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