As someone who has read and studied a lot of different systems in psychology and personal development over the past half decade, I can attest that the techniques shared in SSAS work. Sean Cooper clearly understand the factors that influence our thoughts and behaviors, and how we can change these aspects of ourselves to build a more successful social life.
It was 5 years ago. I was a freshman at college, thrown into a new town where I knew hardly no one. I had always had some trouble with socializing before, but it was this first year at college where the problems really piled up. After long months of not being able to make friends, I eventually became hopeless and depressed (including, even, thoughts of suicide).
It was definitely not a fun situation to be in, but now looking back I am actually grateful for this dark time in my life.
You see, like pain motivating us to take our hand off of a hot stove, my depression and anxiety motivated me to change important things about my life.
I began to read about psychology and personal development, and I began finding ways that I could change my thoughts and behaviors and truly evolve myself as a person.
But back then “The Shyness and Social Anxiety System” (SSAS) didn’t exist. Instead, I had to read a lot of different literature in psychology, personal development, and even some philosophy, until I really started finding my way and getting the “full picture” of my social anxiety.
The truth is – you don’t need SSAS to overcome your shyness and social anxiety. But I think it would greatly speed up your progress.
As someone who has read and studied a lot of different systems in psychology and personal development over the past half decade, I can attest that the techniques shared in SSAS work.
Sean Cooper clearly understand the factors that influence our thoughts and behaviors, and how we can change these aspects of ourselves to build a more successful social life.
