Practice with Small Emotions
- You can't expect to become an expert at managing hugely painful emotions if you haven't practiced
- The best way to practice is to start small and work your way up
- Social anxiety is a skill like anything else, so practice on smaller, easier situations first
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4 Tips for Building a Healthier Relationship with Your Emotions - Nick Wignall
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