What if your stage fright isn’t about the crowd—but about trying to be someone you’re not?

If you're a highly sensitive person who dreads presentations, public speaking, or even casual sharing, this episode could change everything. Discover how one woman uncovered the real thought behind her stage fright—and how that insight helped her find peace, not pressure.

You’ll learn:

• How to identify the hidden thoughts fueling your fear of being seen or judged

• Why brainstorming your stressful thoughts can lead to surprising breakthroughs

• A powerful process to transform performance anxiety into authentic self-expression

Listen now to discover how questioning just one thought can dissolve the stress that's been holding you back.

Todd Smith, founder of True Inner Freedom

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