Only friends talk to each other because they’re afraid of doing something uncool and look bad. Everyone is trying to be cool, look good and avoid looking bad. You see this when you go out to a social gathering. People are egotistic and self centered like that. Most people, like 99% of all people are too concerned with themselves to be judging you! …then they are not judging you! So What Do Others Think? Then everyone is doing the same stupid thing!īecause others are busy trying to look good and avoid looking bad as well… If you are concerned about looking good and afraid of looking bad… And everyone else is as well… So you can take advantage of this knowledge and turn the eye of judgement around. Now I of course know that since you are reading this, you probably have a more intense form of social anxiety. So basically everyone has a fear of social anxiety. It’s human nature to always want to look good and never look bad. “Almost e-v-e-r-y-o-n-e is like that! Everyone is afraid of the eye of judgement. Constantly!īut are they really? It that really a fact? Well, it’s the “knowing” you have that makes you feel as if everyone is judging you. So how do we do this? Well normally I go into dealing with emotions and limiting beliefs (which is always the best way and will follow in the next articles), but this time you can actually logically turn this around in your mind. Onto the mindset to take to Turn The Eye Of Judgement Around And the things you cannot change, you should accept. “What other people think of you is none of your business. …Let me be a bit direct, blunt and totally honest with you about this issue as I had to deal with this for way too long. And in this particular article I am going to give you the most powerful mindset to take when you are still struggling with what other people think of you. In the previous article I told you about some basic things to do when making eye contact. You know what it is right? It’s that feeling that everyone is staring at you, paying attention to your every move.
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