
Feel the Fear and Drive Anyway - Hypnosis for Overcoming Driving Anxiety
This session guides listeners into relaxation before reframing driving anxiety as a false alarm rather than a truth. Adam introduces the idea that fear behaves like the boy who cried wolf, exaggerating danger without controlling reality, and contrasts this loud but unreliable voice with a quieter, more capable part that has already handled difficult things before. Using the image of a roundabout and hesitation at an exit, he encourages acting despite fear rather than waiting for confidence, explaining that courage requires challenge and that repeated action, imagined across many journeys…
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