Visibility can be scary – what if all your flaws and weaknesses become visible? But standing boldly on stage boosts your self-confidence and gains the attention of important people for your goals. Here are some reasons why it’s worth overcoming visibility anxiety:<\/p>\n\n
Success stories often start with risks!<\/strong><\/p>\n\n My face was once on the front page of the Bild newspaper after Gerhard Schr\u00f6der got upset about a political sitcom in which I played the lead role. Although I was anxious and worried, I was surprised at how friendly and curious most of the journalists were. The fuss didn’t affect my career, but I would never have known what I could achieve by taking the risk of making myself visible if I hadn’t exposed myself to the risk.<\/p>\n\n Stage fright also has positive aspects<\/strong><\/p>\n\n Stage fright is normal, but it can also be used as a natural source of energy. You can learn to redirect the energy and release it in a targeted way to make your goals and intentions brighter, louder and more visible. Breathing techniques and controlling your thoughts can help you to manage this power.<\/p>\n\n Learning to correctly assess the risk of visibility<\/strong><\/p>\n\n What prevents most people from achieving their goals is often the fear of making themselves visible. But not taking this risk is not a solution either. By regularly reflecting on your goals and wishes, you can become aware of what is really important to you and what significance these goals have for your life. This will give you a better idea of whether it’s worth taking the next leap.<\/p>\n\nLearning to harness power and gain self-confidence<\/h3>\n\n