- Monalisa Deka
Social anxiety is more than just shyness. It's an intense fear of being judged or embarrassed in social situations.
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While it is natural to feel uncomfortable in certain social situations, excessive fear can have a negative impact on your career and personal relationships.
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Check out these practical quick tips to help you tackle social anxiety and regain your confidence.
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Swap negative thoughts for positive, realistic ones. For e.g., shift from "I'll embarrass myself" to "I may make mistakes, and that's okay."
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Physical activity for at least 30 minutes a day elevates mood and provides a healthy outlet for tension.
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Consistent practice of mindfulness meditation improves your self-confidence and ability to deal with negative emotions.
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Be it friends, family, or support groups, they provide comfort and help in managing social anxiety.
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Insufficient sleep can elevate cortisol levels, intensifying feelings of anxiety.
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