Generally I am very shy in nature and an Introvert person. I get so nervous to talk with a group of people or to talk in virtual meetings with a group of people. I lack confidence. Recently i noticed or heard from others that I was a totally different person when i was drunk at an office party. I was talking so confidently with everyone and mingling with everyone and having conversation with other teammates as well. Which was very confusing and a surprise for me. Because I am completely opposite while i am sober.. I find it very difficult to understand myself i panic if i see crowds and talk in meetings. How do I become that confident person when i am drunk i want to be that person in real situations. I feel like I have a split personality. Any suggestions would be helpful. Thank you!
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In neurobiology alcohol is easily ingestible chemical and numb prefrontal cortex of brain which is basically a executive brain or thinking and organizing, planning part of brain that's why whenever you are under influence of alcohol you behave and act differently because it supress that part and reduce your inhibition or fear of people opinions and being judged.
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You can resolve your conditions and improve upon fear of people by identify your pain points and triggers.
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Start interacting in a phase manner or create ladder of interaction with smaller group or individual and increase numbers When you feel Comfortable with one group or individual or if you feel any difficulty then connect with Psychologist for further discussion.
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Hi, Alcoholism consumption reduces inhibition and makes people more social.But this is only temporary.In order to overcome the social anxiety you need to seek professional help.
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Thanks for reaching out. You are a shy and introvert person and you get nervous when you have to talk with a group of people or talk in virtual meetings. You were a different person when you were drunk you were confident and you mingled with everyone and you want to be that person. You want to be confident and you want to mingle with people easily. You want to feel confident in front of a crowd and when you talk in meetings. It seems like you could have social anxiety. It is necessary to know how long has it been since you are afraid of speaking in front of a crowd. To overcome your fear you will need counselling sessions. With the guidance of a psychologist you can gradually work on overcoming your fear. There will come a time when you will feel confident when speaking in front of people.
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Consult a psychologist
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Contact me for counselling sessions. Along with counselling I can suggest natural foods to calm the mind.
It's common for introverts to feel anxious in social situations, and over time, this avoidance can intensify that response. Alcohol can lower inhibitions, making it easier to overcome these fears temporarily. However, relying on alcohol is not a sustainable solution.
Therapy can be incredibly helpful in overcoming these challenges. A therapist can teach you strategies to improve your confidence and social skills, allowing you to enjoy a fulfilling social life while also honoring your introverted nature. It's about finding a balance that works for you, embracing your strengths, and gradually expanding your comfort zone. Mind Sculpt, my company, offers online therapy sessions that may provide valuable support in navigating these concerns.
Explore your passions and hobbies to uncover what brings you joy. Keep a journal to track your thoughts and emotions. Take personality assessments for additional insights. Embrace both positive and challenging aspects of yourself, fostering a holistic understanding. Regularly reassess and adapt as you evolve.
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