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🗓️ 28 October 2022
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Ever notice how you completely fall apart when you try to speak to that guy you’re really attracted to?
It’s like with your best friends you can be effortlessly funny, talkative, and smart, then suddenly you’re talking to this guy and your brain turns to mush.
Then begins the negative self-talk:
“I’m not pretty enough,” “I have nothing interesting to say,” “He’s not going to like me.”
It’s like you instantly lose all of your game.
You go into “impress” mode. You over-analyze everything you say. You get in your head. Instead of just having fun in the moment, you start playing it cautious, like you’re in a game of chess and the stakes are life and death.
If you want to finally stop putting guys on a pedestal and instill new empowering beliefs that will make you bring your best to the table (no matter who you’re talking to) listen to this clip before you do anything else...
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0:00.0 | You could not have a valuable relationship where one person sees the value in this person |
0:06.1 | and in this person's like, well, I'm not really sure. |
0:08.1 | Welcome back to the Love Life podcast, Matthew Hussey here, another mini episode today. |
0:32.4 | If you've ever noticed that you completely fall apart when you try and speak to the person |
0:36.0 | you're really attracted to, this clip is going to help. |
0:39.5 | I share three things that you need to remember if you feel intimidated by someone you like |
0:45.6 | and how to keep your confidence in this situation. |
0:49.6 | Enjoy. |
0:50.8 | Growing up, I was always intimidated by people that I perceived to be beautiful. |
1:01.4 | I would think I didn't match up, I would put them on a pedestal and around them any |
1:08.0 | sense of charisma or wit would simply fade and I would just become this blob of grey |
1:17.0 | matter trying to blend into the wall. |
1:20.4 | There was a moment recently where Coco Gough, the youngest player to have ever qualified |
1:26.4 | for Wimbledon, who's 15 years old. |
1:28.8 | In her opening match, she played her hero Venus Williams, beat Venus Williams and then |
1:35.0 | in the post-match interview was asked, how did you keep your composure? |
1:39.7 | And she said, you know, it was the biggest court I'd ever played on but I had to keep |
1:44.0 | reminding myself that the lines on the court were the same size. |
1:50.2 | Translation, it's still tennis. |
1:54.1 | I am still there to play the game, I play every single day in practice simply because it's |
2:00.9 | a bigger audience watching or it's more of a legend that I'm playing. |
2:05.5 | Doesn't change that my job is to show up and play my game. |
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