Approach Anxiety: Case Study

02. Mar, 2010 15 Comments

Approach anxiety sucks. Point blank!  It sucks because approach anxiety is based on fictional beliefs that we make up in our head that stop you from doing the thing you really want to do.  APPROACH WOMEN!

Below is a Case Study of a client that I worked with a couple of years ago who, in 1 week, was able to overcome his Approach Anxiety by pushing himself, being proactive and taking risks.  Again, all things that men are born to do.


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15 Responses to “Approach Anxiety: Case Study”

  1. David Black Reply 03. Mar, 2010 at 3:06 am

    I love the idea that we as men are ‘engineered’ in a biological sense to push ourselves and take risks. Great insight right there! Now I’m off to bungee jump out of my hypersonic experimental test plane ;-)

  2. amy Reply 08. Apr, 2010 at 10:08 pm

    Thanks a lot for this article, it is very helpful for me.

  3. JIM Reply 17. Apr, 2010 at 10:30 pm

    The link is broken “file no longer exists”.

  4. sangos Reply 23. Sep, 2010 at 6:22 pm

    Approach anxiety has got nothing to do with the women and is actually born of low personal energy, which may be due to several factors like low self esteem, confidence, etc..So while nerve racking actually doing approaches as an exercise helps…but its a roller coaster experience mentally and may not be suitable for all. It might just snap some nerves maybe even bones!

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  6. Approach Anxiety Reply 31. Aug, 2011 at 4:30 am

    Damn, one week is QUICK……I would say it took me at least 3-4 months of hard work to get my AA to a level I could manage and ignore…

    • Marni Reply 31. Aug, 2011 at 9:43 am

      He was a quickie but some people just need permission to say what they are already doing is correct.

      • Peter Hummington Reply 06. Sep, 2011 at 7:16 am

        Marni, It must work I will try it out in the field….

        I have had very severe AA and I decided to try out those Pick Up Pill things and they helped me a bit – at least enough to not be soo stressed when I went out…

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