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There are some stories that I've left out, these stories were not mentioned in the book for good reason and today I want to share one of them because I feel it's important to share even though it's a little counterproductive.
I mention briefly my severe anxiety, placing a lot of stock on the concept of overcoming. I have overcome a lot in my life concerning my ACC, and I continue to be an overcomer. That was what I wanted to bring forth in my book and I felt that sharing this would take away from that.
With my severe anxiety I had/have a lot of fears. These fears are often times almost crippling. I do not like to walk in front of the people I'm with if I'm going somewhere with a group. You will often find me in the middle of in the back of the group. If it's just me and one other person I'll only go first if I'm with a gentleman who opens the door, once we are both through the door, he gets back in front. I just don't like to be first in those situations. I also hate making phone calls to doctors offices, or other important things like that, I even hate ordering food on the phone.
Another thing I've always been afraid of is trying anything new.
That being said, I am an overcomer. I deal with these fears and anxieties daily. But over the last 9 years I've done a lot of things I thought I would never do. I've called hotels and made reservations, I actually speak up now and order my own food at restaurants, which is another thing I hated doing. I'm still not a fan of being first in a group but I'm getting better at accepting it when it has to happen.
I just felt like though this was important to talk about, it was better done on my blog than in my book, because it's still something that's a big issue with me, and this is one thing that I will always struggle with no matter how much I seem to overcome it.
That being said, I just want to encourage you all to keep pushing forward. Keep trying to be the best version of yourself, overcoming fears and all that. The whole act of publishing my book was me overcoming a fear! Think about that!
:)
The Silver Butterfly By Lynnea Squires Paperback on Amazon
The Silver Butterfly By Lynnea Squires on Kindle
There are some stories that I've left out, these stories were not mentioned in the book for good reason and today I want to share one of them because I feel it's important to share even though it's a little counterproductive.
I mention briefly my severe anxiety, placing a lot of stock on the concept of overcoming. I have overcome a lot in my life concerning my ACC, and I continue to be an overcomer. That was what I wanted to bring forth in my book and I felt that sharing this would take away from that.
With my severe anxiety I had/have a lot of fears. These fears are often times almost crippling. I do not like to walk in front of the people I'm with if I'm going somewhere with a group. You will often find me in the middle of in the back of the group. If it's just me and one other person I'll only go first if I'm with a gentleman who opens the door, once we are both through the door, he gets back in front. I just don't like to be first in those situations. I also hate making phone calls to doctors offices, or other important things like that, I even hate ordering food on the phone.
Another thing I've always been afraid of is trying anything new.
That being said, I am an overcomer. I deal with these fears and anxieties daily. But over the last 9 years I've done a lot of things I thought I would never do. I've called hotels and made reservations, I actually speak up now and order my own food at restaurants, which is another thing I hated doing. I'm still not a fan of being first in a group but I'm getting better at accepting it when it has to happen.
I just felt like though this was important to talk about, it was better done on my blog than in my book, because it's still something that's a big issue with me, and this is one thing that I will always struggle with no matter how much I seem to overcome it.
That being said, I just want to encourage you all to keep pushing forward. Keep trying to be the best version of yourself, overcoming fears and all that. The whole act of publishing my book was me overcoming a fear! Think about that!
:)
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