Social Anxiety is the feeling of discomfort or fear in situations where a person is concerned about feeling judged or evaluated. The fear of or inability to feel comfortable and at ease in social or business situations can be a huge obstacle to connection, opportunities and success. The good news is that the challenge of social anxiety can be overcome by learning new skills and strategies that allow you to feel safe, secure, comfortable and confident. Take a listen to this episode if you have the desire to connect with people in business or social events but you have resistance to getting out there and showing up as your best self.

TedinYourHead.com

As a hypnotherapist and anxiety specialist for 20 years, Ted has worked with thousands of clients to help them overcome anxiety. In this podcast, he offers 5 simple things you can to today to manage or overcome anxiety. Anxiety affects both the mind and the body, with thoughts of worry and fear as well as the symptoms of rapid heartbeat, shortness of breath and sweaty palms. These 5 things that Ted shares in the episode speak to both mind and body. If you are challenged by anxiety, you owe it to yourself to listen to this episode.

TedinYourHead.com

We know that we can set goals, we can achieve things, and we can manifest our desires. We also must admit that sometimes things don’t turn out the way we want them to and that life seems to have other plans for us. When we have trouble accepting that, we can find ourselves grasping, pushing, anxious and confused. But what if we believed deeply that everything was going to work out, that everything was going to be ok? Ted explores the possibility that within each of there exists wisdom and guidance that is available to us if we can be still and calm enough to listen to it and get out of our own way. Give yourself something to ponder by listening to this episode of the Ted in Your Head Podcast.

TedinYourHead.com

Do people always get what they deserve? No. Do people get what they don’t deserve? All the time. The truth is that what you feel you deserve or don’t deserve doesn’t matter.

When it comes to getting what you want, what does matter? Ted talks about throwing deserving out, constituting yourself as being open to receiving what you don’t deserve or didn’t earn, and how commitment is what really matters.

TedinYourHead.com

Social anxiety, fear of public speaking, panic attacks, driving anxiety, phobias, etc. can have a huge negative impact on our lives, of course.

But the biggest impact that people feel from having anxiety is the impact it has on their careers and earning potential. It’s frustrating to know that you could doing better but you have a sense that you are holding yourself back. And the reason you are holding yourself back is almost always fear and anxiety. In this episode Ted shares 5 signs that anxiety is keeping you from earning more in your job or career.

TedinYourHead.com

We all have the capacity to experience joy much more often but we must cultivate it as we would cultivate a beautiful flower garden. In other words, there are things we can do to feel more joy, more often. Joy is good for the body, good for the head and good for everyone around you! And unlike happiness, it is much more profound and longer lasting if we can work on growing it on a daily basis. In this episode of the Ted in Your Head podcast, Ted reveals 10 ways to cultivate joy in your life and feel it a lot more often.

TedinYourHead.com

So much of moving forward involves letting go. Not only of material possessions, but of jobs, relationships, and sometimes dreams and desires.

But by far, the most difficult thing to let go is the burden of heavy emotions such as resentment, guilt, anger, and judgement. In this episode, Ted relates his one-time experience in the rodeo arena as a metaphor for the power of letting go.

TedinYourHead.com

Cultivating the ability to step out of the “narrative” of your life and be the witness of the broader picture can be profoundly liberating.

The truth of you is not the details or descriptions of who think you are or what you do or what you think will happen. The truth of you is awareness. Take a step back and check it out.

TedinYourHead.com

The “Inner Child” is a concept developed by CG Jung and further developed over the years by both pop psychologists and analytical psychology. It represents the childlike aspects of each of us. Ideally, we are connected with the wonder, joy and excitement of our inner child. However, if we have experienced childhood trauma, our inner child can become a wounded child, resulting in feelings in adulthood of shame, guilt, anxiety and other negative emotions. In this episode, Ted discusses signs that your inner child may be a wounded child, and more importantly, how to heal that part of you.

TedinYourHead.com

In our western culture, intelligence, logic and reason are highly valued as the means to success and accomplishment. Consequently, we have become disconnected from our own bodies. Many of us have become unable to hear it’s wisdom and intelligence which show up as feelings in the body. Or, if we are aware of these feelings, we repress them to the point where they may become expressed as illness or dis-ease. Ted discusses the importance of a strong connection with our bodies and how to do that by “getting out of our heads.”

TedinYourHead.com