By Partha Sarkhel
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Can you relate to any of the following scenarios?
You’re stuck in a job you hate because you’re afraid of the uncertainties involved in switching careers.
You’ve never experienced the wonderful feelings of dating and romance because you’re too frightened to be in the company of the opposite sex.
You’ve missed out on all the promising opportunities that have presented themselves to you because you’re terrified in taking the slightest risks.
Your life sucks because you’re afraid to do anything that might compromise the feeling of safety you’re experiencing now.
There are some things that make you shiver in terror; and it’s negatively affecting your career, relationships, and personal life.
Let’s face the truth. You can never amount to anything if you let your fears control your life. If you want a rewarding career, fruitful relationships, financial independence, or just about anything you can ever dreamed of, the first thing you should do is to dominate your fears and phobias.
It doesn’t matter if you have all the know-how in the world to become the greatest person on earth; if you let fear manipulate you, you can never proceed in taking the next step towards total freedom.
How to Dominate Your Fears and Phobias is an extraordinary report that reveals amazingly easy and even fun ways to conquer fears and phobias. It utilizes radical techniques to stop malicious fears dead on their tracks.
In this book, you will learn 18 unusual yet powerful habits that can totally make you the master of your fears when applied routinely. You’ll learn not only efficient methods of controlling your fears, but you will also discover how to befriend them and use them to your advantage.
This book is the ultimate solution to eliminate your fears and phobias easily and effectively, without having to take synthetic drugs or medicines, and without having to visit your medical specialist. In fact, incurring expensive medical fees can even worsen your fears.
If you are serious in taking command over your fears using unorthodox yet highly effective methods, then you will find this book very useful.
What you will find inside How to Dominate Your Fears and Phobias:
1) How to befriend your fears and phobias.
2) How to influence and convince the people you fear.
3) The ultimate secret in enjoying your fears and phobias.
4) How healthy fears can lead to success.
5) How to use fears to your advantage and make them “user-friendly.”
6) The difference between fears and phobias.
7) How some people become masters in managing their fears.
8) Mental disorders related to phobias.
9) How to counter the root cause of fears and phobias.
10) Players in a fear scenario.
11) The types of fears considered as good and essential.
12) Characteristics of “wise people” you must possess to dominate your fears and phobias.
13) How admitting your fear can help in reducing it tremendously.
14) How to literally benefit from your fears.
15) How to practice your awareness and presence of mind.
16) How to develop the ability to size up persons and situations.
17) How to encourage and strengthen a positive mind.
18) Ways to know the reasons behind actions.
19) How to relax and lessen shock when sudden terror or trouble appears.
20) How to lessen your fear by developing a high level of sharpness in guessing people’s traits and personalities.
21) How to stop irrational fears by stretching your mind’s ability to broaden its perspectives.
22) How to create distractions to block off negative imaginations and thoughts.
23) An exercise to develop the habit of focusing and retaining in your memory only the positive things.
24) How to master your fears and doubts.
25) The first step to winning over your fears.
26) How keeping your cool can make you look tough and confident.
And a lot, lot more!
Why spend hundreds, or even thousands of dollars on techniques that are expensive, ineffective, or outdated? Read more
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