Calmly Coping How To Stop Caring What People Think Of You
It can be really hard to NOT care about what other people think of you. We are social creatures who have survived as a result of cooperation. That’s why it can feel so important to be liked and accepted by others, because we have evolved to understand that a lack of connection can make it harder to survive. But what if you care TOO much what other people think, to the point of overthinking social interactions and possibly struggling with social anxiety? What can you do about that? In this episode, I’ll be talking about how to STOP caring what other people think of you.
In this episode, you will learn:
- Signs that your caring about what other people think of you isn’t helping you
- What to do if you overthink social interactions
- 5 mindset shifts and action tips to help you stop caring what other people think of you
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