10 Tips For Being Less Socially Awkward explores key ideas related to ai, presented clearly and practically.
Are you the person who says sorry after every
mistake or interaction? Do you go in for a hug
conversation? Being awkward and shy is not easy,
nor is communicating with someone radiating with
awkward vibes. So if you’re ready to quit the
shyness or at least begin convincing people that
you're not an extremely shy person, stay tuned!
Welcome back psychos, today we’re going to be
discussing 10 tricks to use if you are ready
to stop being shy and awkward for good! Don’t
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Number 1: Choose your roll and avoid hesitation
initiate all hugs and handshakes, or don’t
initiate them at all. The most devastating yet
relatable thing about being shy and awkward
hesitation when meeting or greeting someone.
We’ve all been there, and we think it would fall
in the top 10 of life’s most awkward moments.
individuals - especially strangers. Conversing
can be overwhelming especially if all the heat
ask questions! You don’t want to talk? Just
sit back and listen. Every once in a while,
you can reply with another question. This
as a tense person when talking to others.
Plus, this is a great tactic to use when first
reading someone to help you get comfortable enough
The silence at the end of a bad joke, the silence
worst of the worst for an awkward person.
The thing we have to know about awkward silences
is that they are not meant to be rescued. Leave
them be, or you may just find yourself in an even
more excruciatingly awkward situation. Especially
if the awkward silence was due to someone else’s
screw up, just sit back and embrace the awkward.
If it was you that initiated this awkwardness,just
wait a second or 2, a new topic will arise soon.
There’s no doubt that the amount of awkward
and shy people are on the rise, and you aren’t
to blame. With social media and video game usage
at an all time high, people just don’t socialize
face-to-face as they once did, and now we
are seeing the repercussions. Many people
nowadays don’t feel comfortable holding a
conversation if it’s not behind a screen.
The best way to overcome this is to consistently
expose yourself to face-to-face conversations and
eye contact. Due to our psychological nature,
the best way to become more social is to step
outside your comfort zone repeatedly until you
are comfortable. You need to rewire your brain
If you're shy and frowning, you give off the vibe
of ‘I don’t want to be talked to’. If you are shy
and smiling, you look and feel more approachable.
Being friendly or the very least, seeming
friendly, is a shy person's best go-to alter ego.
Regardless if you say one word, people like to
be surrounded by people that are just generally
conversation, or just be in your presence.
If you start out by just faking the happiness,
sooner or later you will begin to actually
they were waving to someone behind you, or
Humans aren’t perfect, and that’s just the
way life goes. These relatable embarrassing
moments happen to the best of us, the only
important factor is how you manage them. Do
you kick yourself and dwell on that moment for
the rest of your day, or week? Or do you brush
it off and consider the embarrassing moment to
be a humorous donation to whoever witnessed it.
but you will feel jumbled and struggle with
follow along to whatever is being discussed.
When you feel jumbled or disorganized and eyes are
on you, it is an absolute recipe for disaster..
Be prepared to spill your coffee on your blouse
or trip on the way up to your presentation.
Yet, when you are one of the first people to
arrive, this means that there won’t be one person
you haven’t met. This alone will make you feel 10X
more confident and comfortable in a group setting.
The early bird gets the worm, so arrive early
and be the most popular person in the place.
having your phone on you is an instant escape if
you are overwhelmed by your social setting. Having
your phone out in these overwhelming settings
or situations makes you instantly resourceful,
while also allowing you to stay calm because you
are doing something you are very familiar with.
life - which makes a whole host of things easier.
Number 9: Worry less about what others think
Worrying less about what others are thinking,
or rather what you think they’re thinking,
is something everyone has struggled with at
one point or another. New dates, new jobs,
presentations, etc. They’re all nerve-wrecking,
According to the reputable blog Psychology Today,
the thoughts and assumptions we have about what
other people are thinking of us are almost
entirely fabricated and are rarely true. Even
if we think we are picking up on body language
and social cues, we often misinterpret them.
Therefore, you can practise making positive
assumptions of what others are thinking of you,
or don’t make assumptions at all! There is
a certain level of confidence to reach that
will allow you to no longer care or think about
what others are thinking - this is our main goal.
begin scoping things out that you’ve been wanting
to try, or have been absolutely terrified to try.
gives you something to talk about, and pulls
you out of that comfort zone that you’ve been
relishing in. Start small like going for a
walk in a new area, and then slowly challenge
yourself with things like trying a new sport, or
enrolling in a class to learn another language.
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