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07-05-2015, 13:39:18

First of all Jim, I have always thouhgt of you as particularly genuine and sincere, and for that reason, likable, and someone I am happy to be the husband of my dear sweet cousin Charlotte.To answer your question, I am someone who seems to be especially concerned with what other people think of me. I'm not sure why, exactly. I hate being in crowds, I never attend company sponsored parties or gatherings if I can avoid them, and I have become adept at flying under the radar as they say. It is to my detriment at work, it is sometimes a lonely feeling, it is always uncomfortable and I avoid all situations in which I am around people I don't know well. I am self conscious for many reasons, but particularly because I never know what to say to people.To answer your second question, there is nothing I know that has helped me become less self-conscious. If anything does work for me, it is forcing myself to enter those situations. Usually it is a situation in which I know it is the right thing to do, such as teaching a bible class, going to a function which, for some reason, is important for me to be there, or doing it because it would be more uncomfortable later not to have attended.Thanks for the work you do, and congratulations of becoming a future grandpa.

Afzal

10-05-2015, 13:34:32

Jim,Thanks for sharing this. I have sggltrued with all these issues myself and I've been places where I suffered a great deal partly because I didn't meety someone's expectation of either coolness or preacher-stereotype. I've noticed that in some places, the dark suit has been traded for a pullover shirt and blue jeans, while the pulpit has been traded for a tall chair and a Starbucks type of table. When coolness becomes the norm it becomes the new stereotype. I've decided to just be me.A couple of things have helped me to be more comfortable in my skin. First, Dale Carnegie Training. Second, going through an ordeal of rejection regardless of who I tried to please or whatever image I tried to project. So I've decided to just be me and not worry about it. I'm thankful to now be at a church that doesn't care if I'm cool, or traditional, or neither.

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10-05-2015, 21:27:49

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at the beginning of your cemomnt. I think that many, many of us can relate to your description of your own self-consciousness. Who knows how these feelings begin or what experiences contribute to self-consciousness. I admire you for forcing yourself, on occasion, to enter in to certain situations that are uncomfortable. Far too many people have opted out instead, only to miss some critical moments in the life of their marriage or children. Thanks again, Rocky. I appreciate you very much.