The #1 SOCIAL ANXIETY HACK: Become Socially Unstoppable

95% of people worry too much about what other people think... Discover how to overcome social anxiety by learning about your triggers and symptoms!

Julien Blanc (AKA JulienHimself) is a Swiss-born, U.S.-based self-help speaker, entrepreneur and transformational coach.

Since 2010, he has been traveling around the world and has personally coached tens of thousands of clients face to face... Empowering them to create massive success in their lives!

His record-breaking programs Transformation Mastery, Transformation Mastery Live, Transformation Mastery Live Advanced, Transformation Mastery Academy & Transformation Mastery Mentoring help people around the world achieve the HEALTH, WEALTH, RELATIONSHIPS & HAPPINESS they deserve!

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The #1 SOCIAL ANXIETY HACK: Become Socially Unstoppable

How to learn social skills and how to improve your social skills!

How to overcome social anxiety! In this video, Julien Blanc (AKA Julien Himself) reveals how to be confident in any social situation, how to be confident around people, how to be grounded during social interactions and how to build confidence! Discover the best way to deal with social anxiety disorder.

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[JulienHimself]

It ALL starts with this type of deep awareness! 👉 This video will provide you with a new approach to overcoming anxiety for good!

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[BadNga]

That man will make it. His level of awareness, his intelligence, his dedication [working on himself]. He needs to give himself permission to finally evolve to the form he is designed for because of his positive traits, not the one he programmed into his head believing his not destined to be great. Nobody is.

[lilsimmi]

Under anxiety he's actually very well spoken.

[Soloeagle]

That moment when he asked, "When did you get hurt, " I knew exactly what that guest had going through his head. That debate about whether he should be vulnerable or not. "I'll look weak and be laughed at if I'm honest about this." Anybody with a similar experience can see it written all over his face.

[Mcgif]

For me it’s HUMILITY and the ability to never take yourself seriously. These two things have always allowed me to interact with other people better. Also, don’t force shit, love on people, focus on what YOU can bring to others WITHOUT being overbearing. In other words, get the fuck out of your ego. If you find yourself getting anxious or unconfident you just made it about you, and this one should statement has ALWAYS made me feel better, IT’S NOT ABOUT ME.

[sikone]

Used to hate having those panic attacks from anxiety, I forced myself out into the world so I could feel comfortable in that awkward space. I accepted who I was and didn’t care what others said. And if they did say something I made sure to assert myself to them. Took a good 14 years

[hosein]

how tf is this not viral, this is like one of the most interesting content ive ever seen on social media...

[SMCJeffy]

Ultimately it's about changing your relationship with uncertainty. When you want to meet someone or in this case speak to an audience of strangers, you don't know how they will react. This state of uncertainty is extremely uncomfortable for the majority of people just learning this stuff. Not only does it prevent them from taking action it also affects ability to present in a charismatic fashion. You just can’t be present or confident while feeling anxiety.

You are very aware of being observed when you initially meet other people, and therefore (given social conditioning) being judged. Anxiety follows directly from anticipation of judgement, altering your inner environment so your energies are controlled, blocked, repressed, concealed or otherwise interfered with. The work we do in our programs aims to diagnose these blockages so you can begin the process of releasing them and replacing their manifestations in your life.

[KarthikVenkataraman]

The guy actually appeared pretty confident on stage based on his body language. It was open and his hands were animated as well.

[rraul]

I resonate so much with this guy. He's very intuitive, empathetic, self-aware and brave. It'll get better dude

[zKingz]

This poor guy was so resistant to revealing himself up there on stage, he processed his every word through a filter and it really triggered me at first, frustrating me that he was being so guarded while having this tremendous opportunity. I almost turned the video off because it was so hard to watch him struggle through this and not grab it by the horns! But then I put myself in his shoes and tried to remember back to how I would have handled this situation before I started working on myself years and years ago. And my God, compared to the wreck I was this was an absolutely amazing display of courage by this young man. Hope he takes what he accomplished here and runs with it.

[andofb]

It's amazing how much you can learn about yourself and how your mind works from listening to someone else honestly open up about their thought processes.

[mgsBicycleO]

This is really what transformation is about... being 100% real with yourself. No barriers, just expressing and embracing the truth of what you feel. Or that's the starting point at least. Great content as always Julien 🙏🏻

[godsmasterpieceministries]

Just accept that everyone is judging you then release it and stand on what you believe

[dend]

Yup bullied through developmental years in school. Lots of us get social anxiety years later from those early experiences

[extremelucky]

Huge props to this man for being vulnerable in front of millions of eyes. A lot of what he’s feeling is resonant with me. I had had a similar path to his in my upbringings. One thing I’ve learned from my therapist, is that true healing can only be done from within. There are many ways to do it. But, this has been the key tool in conquering my internal issues that were impeding the quality of my life.

[tatianahawaii]

5:55 I knew he ll say “both”. Looking at him in this moment almost made me cry. He has so much strength inside of him. Incredible level of awareness. He can shed old programming with therapy.

[graham]

Kudos to this guy he was so open and honest and spoke from the heart you can hear and see he is a really good guy.

[PXGetRipped]

I still have some social anxiety, but I overcame a LOT of my social anxiety as an introvert when I worked as a salesman. It forced me to be good at talking with people. I've been thankful for that job everyday because it helped me in so many ways. I'm still trying to be better at socializing, so here I am!

[onechosenwon]

There's ALWAYS STRENGTH IN VULNERABILITY.

I commend him for exercising his muscle, all the while encouraging and fueling all of us in the comments to do the same thing. Kudos ‼️