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Every practice in the library, in one list. Narrow it by how long you have, who it is written for, and where you are right now.
When something good comes out of a conversation you started, say plainly that you started it. Chance may have put the person there. You were the one who spoke.
One young woman asked a contact, in passing, whether a gallery owner needed any help. The question turned into an application and then an internship,…
If getting to the appointment frightened you, then you have already done the first hard thing. Walking in and talking to a stranger about yourself is the ladder, not the preparation for it.
Nobody watching later can see it. What they see is someone sitting there talking, and they miss the week of dread and the near cancellation. Say it…
Ask what the you of a year ago would have done with this. Often the honest answer is that she would have turned it over for a week and let it go.
Change of this kind arrives so gradually that you stop noticing it, and then you treat today as the baseline and feel you have got nowhere. Take one…
There is a moment worth waiting for: when you can say what your anxiety does in your own words, without borrowing anyone's phrasing. That is usually when it starts to loosen.
One young woman put it as caring too much what people thought, when in fact they were all busy thinking about themselves. Nobody handed her that…
There is more about worry and anxiety than the practices: the worry and anxiety area has the themes and the courses too.