Coming to you from the Center for Social Confidence in Portland, Oregon, welcome to shrink for the shy guy,

helping men everywhere go from social anxiety to social domination with your host, Dr. Raziz.

Hey, everybody, welcome today's episode of the show.

Today we're going to be talking about social freedom, something that's near and dear to my heart.

It's something that I actually, when I first created the work that I'm doing in the world through the center

for social confidence, I had some tagline for the business that was like, you know, social

freedom or something. And then a bunch of people are like, what does that even mean? I don't even

know what that means. Like, you should change it and make it better. So I think I stopped using

that word a lot and stop saying that a lot because I don't know if

people, maybe you're not even walking around thinking, I need more social freedom, right? But I think

when I share with you what social freedom is and what it means to me, you're going to love it. And I think

you do want more of it. You're probably already creating more of it in your life.

And I'm so excited to share with you how to just blow the lid off of this and develop more of that social freedom. So I'm going to share what that is and how to have more of it and the

secret to really growing and building that for now and for your entire life. So I'm excited to

share all this with you today. If you'd like to go deeper into the

show, go to shrink for the shy guy.com. That's shrink for the shy guy.com. You can also get a copy of my

ebook there, five steps to unleash your inner confidence. That is my gift to you for free. And someone,

a friend of mine, a colleague, was just, he'd never, he's known

about the work that I do and how I help people, but he's never actually gone to my site and

got my ebook and stuff. But he did. And we had lunch the other day. And he said, dude, that's like a real

book you're giving out. I'm like, yeah. And he's like, oh, I thought it was

like a three-page, you know, handout or something, a checklist. And I was like, no, it's like

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