What Do You Do When You Know You're Anxious?

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If you can get a video of yourself presenting or speaking something important, it's so helpful to code it. I think everyone should know their own nervous tells. Everyone should know what tick do you have that ofyour anxiety leaks in that way when they're different for everyone,. There's some typical dingrs, own cues. And i talk about those in the book - but what do you do when you knew you were anxious so you couldn't find a bedy ov myself? Pay attention to what you did, not only non verbally, but verbally vocally. So even pay atention tof the type of verbal signals you might be giving out.

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