
Becoming a Better Learner by Overcoming Anxiety part 5
Anxiety is often built around the question, what if? And that what if can turn into a loop that dials up the anxiety. How do we change this?

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We are a team with over 40 years of experience in coaching, educating, and supporting others to become better learners. Our passion is to freely support our fellow humans in discovering and expressing their best qualities to the highest degree. We are not looking for donations, sales, or any other outside form of support. We are simply doing our best to get people to participate in recognizing all that is possible for them to learn and sharing with them in ways to bring that about. Our belief is that the best way to do that is to give people the tools, perspectives, and motivation to learn how to more effectively learn in each and every area of their life.
Unknown Host hosts Learn-To-Learn, a education show with 491 episodes published.

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