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by Mariann R. Adams (Author)
Fear and anxiety are your friends and when there's a conscious or subconscious safety concern they won't budge if you aren't safe. Physical safety is usually attended to, but internal, emotional, core safety is often treated downright recklessly. No wonder automatic internal safety mechanisms step in Whether fear surfaces as performance anxiety, or test, sports, business, or appearance anxiety, that fear always indicates a conscious or subconscious core safety concern. But instead of addressing the internal safety concern, fear is beat down. When that doesn't work, self is beat down. In reality the core must be built up. It's almost impossible to override automatic internal safety mechanisms; but it's relatively easy to build core strength. This book is a companion workbook to the book Boost Core Power and Bust Anxiety. That book provides physiological, neurological, psychological, and interpersonal knowledge. This workbook is designed to apply that knowledge to your unique VIP circumstances to build core strength. Building this core strength through applied knowledge is a skill. This workbook enhances the benefits of that book and helps in developing skill. When the core is strong, fear steps down. Anxiety melts. Ability soars. The result is genuine confidence. Confidence dissipates fear like light dissipates darkness. Everything changes.
Author Biography
Mariann Richards Adams is an internationally featured anxiety expert with experience in radio and TV. She is the author of two books and numerous articles. She presents lectures for professional organizations, universities, conferences, and businesses, as well as providing private anxiety coaching and teaching. Her masters degree was from Eastern Oregon University in music, theater, dance (PE) education, specializing in educational and performance anxieties. Her PhD studies are currently at California Southern University in clinical psychology, specializing in anxiety. Her first teaching was as an assistant to Stephen R. Covey. She now has decades of experience as a teacher, choreographer, musician, and theater director; has performed in the majority of states in the USA; and was a member of the acclaimed Young Ambassadors. She wrote and directed a celebration in Old Town San Diego for the LA Olympics, and a historical play for the Mayo Clinic centennial celebrations. A CD that her family created has been distributed throughout the United States to the families of fallen US military. She created a multi-specialty surgery center, two non-profits, and A+ Performing Arts. She is the recipient of the Oregon Mother of Achievement, NYC FD Commendation, and the BYU Alumni Distinguished Service Award. Her greatest joy is as a wife and mother to her wonderful children and delightful grandchildren. She loves to bicycle along the Columbia River and paddle board.
