Joe asked:


I blamed anxiety before for not being outgoing. I am anxious, therefore I have a problem being outgoing. But, could the underlying reason to my reserved behavior be because of say “low confidence in myself?”

And that could apply to anything, from holding a conversation, to work, to school, etc. IF I am not confident in myself, I am anxious, or it could as well be that if I am anxious I am not confident.

Do you think, that both are important in life, that if you have confidence, you have low anxiety. Or that if you work to reduce anxiety, the lower it is, the higher ur confidence?

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Robin Rushlo asked:




Patience, for some of us, is by far the hardest emotion to control. We know that it takes time to build a multilevel marketing business. We know that we can’t expect results overnight.

Are you are constantly looking at your downline? Do you get upset if there is even one day when someone new isn’t added? Do you expect to replace your income in six months or less?

If any of these statements pertain to you, you may be prone to panic. Maybe you have a fair amount of money invested in your business. Maybe you have been scraping by to keep your business active and you are wondering if it is worth it. Maybe you are just a worrier. Whatever the reason, panic won’t make your business grow any faster. In fact, panic may actually sabotage the growth in your business.

There are generally two ways to build your multilevel marketing business. One is to do it yourself (even if you are using some lead system, autoresponders, or other business aid. The other is to enroll in a guaranteed program. Either way, building your business will take time. In the first example, it will take your time. In the second, it will take someone else’s time. In either case it will take time.

How much time is directly proportional to your efforts. This is true in either case. Obviously in the first case, the growth of your business is almost totally tied to your efforts. Even if you are successful at recruiting, you are still the main driver of your business growth.

If you are using a guaranteed system, you still control the rate of growth. If the system has guaranteed you a certain level of income within a certain amount of time (and be sure you get that in writing), it is not reasonable to expect to reach that income level in half the time unless you are willing to put in some effort. The system will work for you, but only at the rate they guaranteed.

Guaranteed systems may not produce consistent growth for your business particularly at the beginning. However, there is no reason to panic. In fact, calling up the people running the system and questioning them only takes time away from their ability to call prospects on your behalf and slows down the growth, causing you more panic!

There is no substitute for your time and effort. The only way to make your business grow faster is by putting in effort yourself. Otherwise, just continue to meet your obligations and let the guaranteed system work for you, knowing that it will take longer.

Patience is the ability to idle your motor when you feel like stripping your gears. Barbara Johnson (American best-selling writer)

If we are facing in the right direction, all we have to do is keep on walking. Buddist Proverb.

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C asked:


I think I heard this on ‘Final Destination 3′. Yes, I know that not everything you hear on TV is correct. Is the reason many people are afraid of rollercoasters is because they fear having no control?

Do you think a person who was raised without much control, where they could make the rules and do as they wish, without parental figures that cared would be more afraid to go on a rollercoaster if this is the case?

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dafyddjohndavies asked:


I’ve suffered with an anxiety problem for a while, and have overcome most of it with help from a therapist. But I still get pins and needles in my face now and again which although are annoying don’t really bother me too much. When i notice them they get worse, but dissapear once i think about something else.

What are these and where do they come from? What causes them? I assume its something to do with breathing, and mood.

Any suggestions would be gratefully received.

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e_michelle_ asked:


We just moved into a new home and our normally well behaved dog now suffers from seperation anxiety. He is on his third day of the Clomicalm and he seems more anxious than ever when we go to work (or leave the house for any reason). If anyone has any experience with this I would appreciate any feedback.
We are using his crate, he’s trying to bite his way out and he never has before =( I don’t want him to hurt himself.

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