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Anxiety
- Why Can't I Stop Worrying?
- Narrated by: Marcus Davis
- Length: 3 hrs and 28 mins
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Publisher's Summary
Powerful techniques to eliminate anxiety from your life today
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We all have those moments when we feel like the world is just about to fall on us. At that time, butterflies cannot even seem to describe the feeling of helplessness, tension, and anxiety that goes on in our mind. We feel that we would be delighted if we could just disappear and emerge when certain situations (like an interview, an exam, a medical test, a speech, an important business meeting etc.) in our life have passed. But the good thing is that we don't run away; we stick there until the end, only to realize that whatever we feared wasn't as bad as we had convinced ourselves previously.
While this is completely normal, there are times when this can be so common that it affects your everyday life. Obviously, when this happens, you have crossed the line between normal and abnormal. Abnormal in this case might mean that you avoid certain situations or experiences because of the fear, worry, and insecurity, pass on opportunities because of fear, fail to meet new people because of fear, and avoid many other things simply because the fear within you is just unbearable and cannot let you do whatever it is you wanted. Becoming anxious for something new or exciting is absolutely normal, but feeling anxious the whole day is worrying.
Do you feel shy or insecure when socializing with others? Do you feel incapable of accomplishing your tasks? Do you often feel insecure about yourself and cannot face people confidently? If so, then you probably have an anxiety disorder. Obviously, if you are anxious much of the time, you are probably likely to achieve very little in life, whether it is in the social, business, or professional front.