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**** elib.tech Exclusive **** Help us keep elib all the more special for its exclusivity.Out of respect for the original authors and publishers,please do not make this product available outside of our community.Thanks for keeping elib awesome!This exclusive material brought to you by the participants of the Fire Breathing Introvert GB.This GB is OPEN – ‘s my review about this program. Well, give it a quick listen, it’s not too long. After listening, you might think, “This is too simple”, even “Is this Mercer guy selling me such simplistic stuff?”. BUT, shut down that voice, I too thought the same initially.Just start using those strategies according to the scenario given. You will basically learn them after one listen. Now keep the judgment off atleast for a week. All you have to do is go out and USE these strategies consistently. They will definitely bring you out of your head in to the moment, if you do them correctly. Just be clear about WHICH strategy exactly TO USE and HOW to use it, then you will start playing alongwith them socially… it’s really just a game As for me, these strategies are now a part of me. Nowadays, it’s a challenge making people stop their endless talk and get out of there, there’s no strategy for that , as I have noticed people really do get in the mood once they know they are being heard by a person of value, all a result of playing the right head games.. And No, the strategies won’t take you anymore in your head than you already are. In simple words, modify these strategies as and how you require – They WILL get you in all the right states of the mind socially, whether you are a beginner or an advanced. They WILL ALSO make a huge difference the way you are perceived socially, I know they did that for me. I made them a part of me, using them and modifying/editing as per my needs. Just Don’t be fast to judge after giving it a listen. It will be your loss if you let the judgment hamper your action. That’s all. Enjoy!Website: http://www.easycalm.com/social.htmBefore: “I hated going to parties or meeting friends–I felt totally awkward, like everyone was judging me, and no one really liked me”After: “Today, I Teach People All Over The Worldto Overcome Social PhobiaBy Playing A Few Simple Games”…These Same Simple “Games” Will Work For You Too!Welcome. I’m Jon Mercer. I’m a personal development coach and trainer, but more importantly, I’m also someone who suffered for many years with severe social problems. Some people call it social phobia; others call it social anxiety or acute shyness.Whatever label you give it, the results are the same: social avoidance and extreme (even painful) shyness and discomfort in social situations. To make matters even worse, society conditions us to be ashamed of these issues, so people often resort to hiding them (I did for many years!).Although it took me many years to learn to deal with my social phobia, once I understood the issue well and had a good set of mental “strategies” to work with, it was much easier AND QUICKER to overcome than you might imagine.And you don’t have to let social problems ruin years or even decades of your life. The Social Strategies is a new audio series designed to make sure you don’t!A social strategy is a type of mental “game” that you play in social situations. But this is no ordinary game. It is designed specifically to force your mind to think and react in a certain way whenever you are in social situations. The results of these techniques can be quite astounding. The 8 Most Powerful Strategies…As a personal development coach, I’ve helped many people make big changes their life, and I’ve used this experience to put together the 8 most powerful strategies (or mental ‘games’) that consistently get the best results. Thousands of people have successfully used these strategies to overcome social phobia and extreme shyness: Students, Sales Reps, Executives, Pro Athletes, Musicians, Ministers, Engineers, Teachers, Homemakers, Firefighters–I’ve even used them myself!And these strategies work no matter where you live. Our clients come from Ireland, Australia, The US, Canada, England, Scotland, Wales, Scandinavia, New Zealand, South Africa, The Netherlands, Hong Kong and many other countries. Games are powerful learning tools! It’s ironic that just by playing ‘games’ you can make much more progress with social discomfort and shyness than by taking the issue so “seriously. But it’s absolutely true. Taking a more lighthearted approach always works better in these situations, as you will discover using The Social Strategies.If you think that you’ve got to struggle and “work hard” to change your reactions in social settings you’re just kidding yourself. In fact, you probably HAVE been working hard to try to deal with these issues already–and how has that worked out for you so far?But don’t feel bad, I did exactly the same thing: I assumed that if I struggled and studied hard enough, I could eventually make some improvement socially–WRONG! It just doesn’t work that way. The more you struggle against a perceived “problem,” the more power you give it.Recent Q & A about the Social Strategies:Q. Hey Jon, why have 8 strategies. Isn’t there one strategy that works for everybody?A. We include 8 different strategies so that you have a choice of playing the “game” that most closely matches your unique personality. And besides, many people find it fun to play a different game every week. Shake things up a little bit!Q. How long will I need to use the strategies?A. Basically, the more you use them, the better it works, so I recommend at least 6 weeks. Luckily, it’s fun and simple to do, and many people continue to use strategies for many months just because they enjoy them. I also recommend using your favorite strategy anytime you feel you need a quick “boost.”Q. Will other people be able to tell that I’m playing a “strategy?”A. Not a chance–unless they can read minds! It’s not necessary for you to discuss what you are doing with anyone else. In fact, after using the strategies you will probably stop thinking of questions like this–you will understand that what YOU think about others is more important than what they think about you (true).