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How To Look Charming When You're Socially Anxious
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No matter who you are, we’ve all been nervous before. And sometimes your nervousness can get in the way of making a good impression or connecting with someone you like.
But being nervous doesn’t have to ruin an interaction. There are ways to be incredibly charismatic, even if you’re nervous. That’s what we’ll be learning in today’s video on Tom Hiddleston.
Now I’m not saying Tom is always nervous, but he’s a great person to learn this from. He’s incredibly likeable despite showing some telltale signs of nervousness in interviews. Like filler words, fidgeting, and blushing.
Despite those habits, Tom is considered extremely charismatic, humble, and charming.
So in this video we’ll break down 5 easy tricks you can learn from Tom to come off as charismatic even when you’re nervous.
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