Famous Shy People
There's an amazing number of famous people who are shy! Historical figures such as Abraham Lincoln, Eleanor Roosevelt, Bob Dylan and even Brad Pitt are reputedly shy, which is so hard to believe. Can you imagine being President of the United States during the Civil War, and feeling sick in the pit of your stomach at the thought of speaking to the masses gathered to hear your speeches? Believe it or not, even David Letterman, Donny Osmond, Elvis Presley and Gloria Estefan have been known to have tendencies toward shyness. Read about famous shy people at http://www.shakeyourshyness.com/shypeople.htm
Posted by clmankowski on 8/29/2009
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As you read on, you may be surprised to see just how many famous people have been shy. ... I have included links to famous people, living people, dead people and plain ordinary people like you and me.
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Shyness & Social Anxiety Treatment Australia provides information on social phobia, the treatment options, psychologists who treat social anxiety, group therapy and workshops, support groups, articles, children and social anxiety, famous sufferers, and links to other sites. ... Social Anxiety with Famous People...
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Some of the most successful and famous people happen to be shy. Robert Frost, Eleanor Roosevelt, Bob Dole, Albert Gore, Barbara Walters, Johnny Carson, David Letterman, Princess Diana and many others have identified themselves as shy.
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A profile of the actor Harrison Ford and his struggles with depression. ... He was shy and often beaten up by his peers. Taking a stance of non-violence he refused to fight back, instead keeping the anger inside himself for years. During college he did not fit in, finding the school too conservative for his tastes.
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Why are you shy? Perhaps your shyness is guiding you to someone and some things more wonderful than you can imagine. Maybe you are destined for deeper understanding, meaningful work, and mutually compassionate relationships. ... The Center for Highly Sensitive People (and shyness)
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…the higher a person's charisma potential, the less likely he or she is to be shy. Surprisingly, a great many of our famous charismatic people at one time (usually in their childhood and adolescence) considered themselves to be shy.
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How to get over your shyness (or at least fake it) in the dating world. ... And I'll give you even more ideas about how to approach shy people if you're not the one with the problem but they are. ... You are here: Home > Dating Advice Columnists > Ask April > Dating for Shy People;
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Look at one of the most famous shy people of them all, Johnny Carson. This man is painfully shy, yet for decades he made a living talking and interacting with different people every night, in front of a national audience.
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For excercises, articles, and advice for shy people, ... Exercises, Articles, and Advice for Your Information...
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Dear Alice, I'm a graduate student who is still trying to cope with shyness. I have extreme difficulty talking to people — even to people I see and work with everyday. I know making friends takes time and patience, but I seem to be at a loss as to how to develop acquaintances too. ... For shy people, it is anxiety...
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