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Free 30 Day Plan

Download our 30 Day Plan and you’ll be able to get started straight away!

What you really need to address shyness and anxiety is structured step-by-step advice that is not time consuming and contains distilled knowledge.

…which is precisely what the 30 day plan delivers. Not only will it give you simple, effective techniques that you can read, absorb and put into action straight away – you’ll also learn why you are shy, techniques for overcoming the anxiety that accompanies shyness and how to build on your strengths and turn your ideas into reality

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Here’s just some of the benefits you’ll get in this 30 day plan:

30 focussed and achievable steps to move you towards a more positive future.
A simple, foolproof way of determining the reasons why you are shy.
A structured action plan  - each step builds on the previous one...
Identify and build on your own strengths and unique capabilities.
Take 30 days, or more - your pace is up to you!

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Don’t be a statistic

Recent research published by the California Institute of Technology suggests that
"At any given point in time, close to 50% of the general population report that they currently experience some degree of shyness in their lives. In addition, close to 80% of people report having felt shy at some point in their lives."

"Social Phobia, which is the more chronic form of shyness, is now thought to have a lifetime prevalence rate of about 13%, which makes it the third most prevalent psychiatric disorder."

"Given the large number of people experiencing shyness and the risk of either staying stuck in the shy behaviour or developing other maladaptive responses, it becomes clear that it is important to recognize the shyness and work on developing alternative and healthier ways of coping with the fear."