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  • Most people ignore this, but they really shouldn't... This video reveals the #1 cause of anxiety!
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    Julien Blanc (AKA JulienHimself) is a Swiss-born, U.S.-based self-help speaker, entrepreneur and transformational coach.
    Since 2010, he has been traveling around the world and has personally coached tens of thousands of clients face to face... Empowering them to create massive success in their lives!
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    I Studied ANXIETY In Thousands Of Clients & Learned This...
    How to be confident in any situation! In this video, Julien Blanc (AKA Julien Himself) reveals how to stop caring about what others think about you... This will allow you to feel confident and be confident in any social situation!
    Discover how to be confident in any social situation, how to be confident around people and how to be grounded during social interactions!
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  • @JulienHimself
    @JulienHimself  Год назад +13

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  • @m.h.1159
    @m.h.1159 Год назад +125

    I hope you go to bed at night and think of the thousands of lives you are changing in a positive way. I've only been watching your videos for a month now, and I've literally gone from speaking to nobody but my family for years to having 5 or more meaningful connections with strangers on most days. With 50% less anxiety that I would have previously experienced. Thank you so much.

    • @kayligo
      @kayligo Год назад +3

      That’s awesome

    • @strayy4121
      @strayy4121 Год назад

      That's good but he also charges hundreds of dollars for people to come see him lol. It is just a bit of a money grab

    • @kayligo
      @kayligo Год назад

      @@strayy4121 ok but RUclips is free to watch and people do deserve to be paid for their coaching. If someone can’t afford coaching or therapy or whatever, yes it’s frustrating but you still wouldn’t expect it for free right? You don’t have to pay it.

    • @bradmarshall8220
      @bradmarshall8220 Год назад

      ​@@strayy4121god forbid he makes a living

    • @gursimrannkaur
      @gursimrannkaur Год назад +5

      In a world where we pay for watching content that might do us more harm than good.... Its better to pay for your self help.....
      Where we have to pay for everything we get..... Why do we oppose having to pay for good things.... Its what he deserves

  • @ThriftMaven
    @ThriftMaven Год назад +44

    The man dress like a crazy aunt 😂❤ I love that duster robe thingy ya got on there. A small piece of me is slightly envious of how well you pull it off.

  • @RLaHive
    @RLaHive Год назад +6

    I actually shed a tear at this one. Too relatable. Thanks so much Julian you’re spot on about so much. And it comes from a place of so much compassion, because you understand. 👏🏼

  • @sunset33533
    @sunset33533 Год назад +30

    Not sure if this will help anyone, but here are some things that helped me with GAD (General Anxiety Disorder) over the years:
    1) Reducing caffeine a lot (eliminating coffee completely because it was spiking my anxiety levels way too much, caffeine is like fuel on the fire)
    2) Therapy to learn boundaries (I needed some to coach me through understanding why I didn't have boundaries and how to set them without feeling guilt or shame).
    3) Mindfulness (books like 30 Days to Reduce Stress by Harper Daniels and The Body Keeps the Score by Kolk helped. I recommend both)
    4) More time exercising, and outside in nature if possible
    5) Cold showers (sounds terrible, but there's something about doing them every day and getting through them that strengthens the body's recovery to anxiety episodes and prepares the mind and body to be more resilient)
    6) Getting real about relationships (getting rid of the ones that don't reciprocate or honor my boundaries, not letting people disrespect my time, energy and space...and realizing they're not at fault, it's my responsibility to set the boundaries and be clear about them)
    7) Journaling (just spilling thoughts and feelings on paper, and either keeping them in a journal or throwing the paper out...doesn't matter...just to get it out on paper is what matters)
    Maybe this will help someone else out there.

    • @KoboBookClub
      @KoboBookClub Год назад

      Love this, I’m still learning to work on number 2

  • @furkanakman5832
    @furkanakman5832 Год назад +2

    Im a collage student. I liked one girl for the first time and talked to her. I didnt got respond to my feelings from her. I was in a bad mental health thinking that something was wrong with me and thinking i wasnt good enough for past 1 year. Went to the gym to feel good about myself but it was not good enough like you said. I found your videos around 1 week ago and i really started to feel good about myself after long long time. Thank you for your videos sincerely.

  • @onuradem
    @onuradem Год назад

    Thanks!

  • @Seekingsophia00
    @Seekingsophia00 11 месяцев назад +1

    It's absolutely true. I find myself urging the guy to be more charismatic, engaging, and unconcerned about others' opinions. It's common to mistake loudness and energy for 'confidence,' yet quieter, more introverted individuals are often unfairly labeled as shy and lacking confidence. I believe there are multiple expressions of confidence. I also agree that regardless of where we fall on the introvert/extrovert spectrum, we can always improve ourselves through practice and guidance. Thank you for all your efforts, Julien.

  • @Shindai
    @Shindai Год назад +22

    Two words: Karaoke! Low stakes, no expectations, the lyrics are in front of you. But the spotlight is on you and people are watching and hearing you, the centre of attention. Great way to practice experiencing that feeling of being exposed and vulnerable, but has a safety net. I teach tai chi sometimes and my biggest struggle is being the centre of attention and remembering the moves, the names, the theory. A few weeks ago someone came in with scoliosis, I know nothing about that, so had to improvise with safer limits. I hate that feeling of being on my toes, I don't adapt well, but I hope I get better at it with experience. But to get there? I did a bunch of karaoke. (and karate, which also involves doing stuff in front of people, especially for gradings, but it's great for anxiety to stomp and scream and hit stuff, I'd prescribe it to anyone xD) The night I won money for a karaoke contest I didn't realise was going on, I started to trust that I didn't suck and people might even enjoy listening to me. Huge boost in confidence. External validation can only go so far, but once you internalise it, you'll have a fire inside you can trust to burn and sustain you.

    • @matthiasgarnier8
      @matthiasgarnier8 Год назад +2

      Thanks so much for this piece of advice, it seems very relevant!

  • @ryzee90
    @ryzee90 Год назад +15

    I really appreciate how julien teaching people how to be confident and let go of their fear of crowd.

  • @katelex6666
    @katelex6666 Год назад +16

    I really enjoyed this live event, you are more than just inspiring! Thank you for your positive impact

    • @JulienHimself
      @JulienHimself  Год назад +3

      Thank you so much! Glad this was impactful for you! 🙏

  • @stevkelly9996
    @stevkelly9996 Год назад +2

    Julien.. thank you for your selfless love and help to humanity..

  • @zehraguvenc7039
    @zehraguvenc7039 Год назад

    That was an amazing show. I couldn't control my tears when he was screaming and the others were clapping with him.i wish I had been there too. Thank you, thank you so much...

  • @Alebib
    @Alebib Год назад +4

    Phenomenal insights! Much praise and applause to Julien! 👏

  • @Just8secondsTheory
    @Just8secondsTheory Год назад

    No BS straight up conversation and diving deep situation. lots of good energy expanding after watching this content ! bravo .. if i am standing on stage with that super powerful high level of consciousness , i wanna be in your shoes to be the next motivator standing on stage telling them, we are worthy of every single thing even if we have only a dollar in our pocket.

  • @Patrick_LiebeSeele
    @Patrick_LiebeSeele Год назад +3

    Oh Man, you’re doing so much right and good for people.
    Thank you Julien

  • @jomme918
    @jomme918 Год назад +1

    the best ever laugh iv got in a long time from the 1. second of this video. loving it. these videos should be school content. Love from DK

  • @gursimrannkaur
    @gursimrannkaur Год назад

    You are one of the most authentic and reasonable person I've seen in my life❤Thank You

  • @mamanova2657
    @mamanova2657 Год назад +1

    I love you ❤❤❤❤❤
    Thank you
    I felt his anxiety that took guts todo that
    Your such a blessing ❤❤❤❤❤
    Your a big help with your voice and energy ❤❤❤❤❤

  • @saramerhi168
    @saramerhi168 Год назад

    you inspired me alot thankyouuu sooo muchhhh❤❤❤❤❤

  • @ivoxui2448
    @ivoxui2448 Год назад +4

    Love what you preach!

  • @עומרדנן-ב4ו
    @עומרדנן-ב4ו Год назад

    Amazing! Wish to start the coaching soon

  • @Here-n-there1984
    @Here-n-there1984 8 месяцев назад

    I broke off from this long ago ,thank god. Once you stop caring how others think, I i can say the same to them. As I grew and seen things, we're all hurt from something. I really came from nothing, so I don't love shit. Fuk these anxiety overthinking

  • @Sadiya36955
    @Sadiya36955 Год назад

    Oh this Man Julian is a pure Gold❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

  • @matan6080
    @matan6080 Год назад +2

    What you don’t know you don’t know is a gold 🔑

    • @JulienHimself
      @JulienHimself  Год назад +1

      Yes! Learning how to become aware of it and LET GO of it is the way... 🙏

  • @iMoRpHz
    @iMoRpHz Год назад

    Your on stage presence is so fucking good.

  • @NavesNiche
    @NavesNiche Год назад +1

    Man it looks so much easier from the phone screen

  • @JuLia-hn1oh
    @JuLia-hn1oh Год назад +1

    He loves to explore the world.

  • @TheOfir101
    @TheOfir101 8 месяцев назад

    "I clapped once , I can clap again" -Julien Blanc

  • @lynschoe9727
    @lynschoe9727 Год назад

    F.... amazing session to create reference and elevate our men to embody IT

  • @icysurfer1
    @icysurfer1 Год назад

    Very Good Vid, Julien

  • @littleripper312
    @littleripper312 Год назад

    If he had gone with "I love salad" that would have made a great clip out of context with everyone cheering 🤣

  • @coleyod
    @coleyod Год назад +4

    What is the deepest fear we have of being ourselves? Maybe it's different for everyone and it's multi-layered but I just feel there's a fundamental link everyone has when it comes to this. Could be wrong🤔

    • @spontaneousbootay
      @spontaneousbootay Год назад +2

      Yea, its a survival mechanism from the mammalian brain. The part that had millions of years to develop. So mammals are social animals. We live in groups. And alone it is very difficult to survive. From a monkeys perspective, someone getting left behind is going to trigger fear because the others that they saw got killed doing solo stunts more often than not. We are also dependent on our parents for a much longer time to any other animal because of our vulnerable state. Basically we evolved as social animals. Having a social saftey net is important to well being.
      So if you feel that you arent going to be accepted then you will hide. And the human part of the brain is very good at rationalizing things to make sense with its given data set.

    • @rastarafke
      @rastarafke Год назад +2

      The fear we don´t get accepted by being ourselves. The feeling of rejection. We all just want to be loved, but sometimes we encounter people who act wrong because of their own struggles.

  • @Edypuika
    @Edypuika Год назад

    Great stuff Julien, haven't connected to the info in the same way as with yours ever I think. Feels like this is the most important topic to explore before anything else in the life.
    I have an interesting question, does letting go of past traumas and shadow work as you refer, help you having a better and shorter sleep? As per discussion with one Jogi lately, he mentioned only limitation you have per day is amount of energy you have inside of you, which resets daily. And by having less triggers, traumas etc. you are losing the precious energy into nothing. Does that transfer to less sleep and more energy per day overall per your observations?

  • @Aleks_Mechanics
    @Aleks_Mechanics Год назад +2

    Notification SQUAD!!!!🔥🔥🔥

  • @grunntalll
    @grunntalll Год назад +1

    i think this is the first video where i saw julien telling the audience how to react to the person facing their anxiety. is that a good idea, to not have an authentic reaction to someone being vulnerable? dont mean any hate with this, im just curious since in all the other videos ive seen this isnt usually the case. Thank you for another insightful video, i shared with my friend.

    • @williamchamberlain2263
      @williamchamberlain2263 Год назад

      I think that the idea is that the speaker doesn't get positive feedback from the audience, so their attitude/feeling has to come from inside them

    • @grunntalll
      @grunntalll Год назад

      @@williamchamberlain2263 he was told that after they’re silent they will be cheering and clapping

  • @fetilu0975
    @fetilu0975 Год назад

    9:15 just wanted to clarify this point about our development : our personality changes deeply even after 7yo thank fucking god. We get more extrovert and confident trough time for instance. However it's true that what happened when you were younger, when you were learning about fundamental principles of this world and yourself, this creates schemes that bias our view of the world and shape the way we react to events :) So it's good to introspect but let's not pretend development stops at 7yo, until the day we die there is continuous change.

  • @vincentlaw1415
    @vincentlaw1415 Год назад +7

    Isn't a big part of this akwardness after taking the 🌟 that you just don't know what to do with it in that moment? I mean, what would he have to do that would be confincing? Run around and do wheels or just start talking about random stuff he is into?

    • @charlierelictillberg6752
      @charlierelictillberg6752 Год назад +6

      I see what you mean! Imagine yourself being with your best friends or at home by yourself listening to your favourite song, how would your behaviour be? Would you hold your hands in your pockets, feel stifled and embarrassed? That “star” supposed to mean you being your true self without being confined to all your self conditioning right

    • @vincentlaw1415
      @vincentlaw1415 Год назад

      @@charlierelictillberg6752 True, but I was refering to the stage situation.

  • @nonesense1672
    @nonesense1672 Год назад

    I have huge worry about future. A kind of nostalgia but future nostalgia! I think about, for example, the last day of my university that I will be missing all the memories and persons. I have in fact a little bit of that neediness in me. I think maybe that's the reason of it. I will be thankful for any help or recommendation.

  • @Itssimplyaisha
    @Itssimplyaisha Год назад

    You don’t need comedy shows when you watch julien

  • @Ryan-Dempsey
    @Ryan-Dempsey Год назад

    Why are you doing self help in the first place? Who is it, that needs self help? Who is it, that doesn't need self help? Who is it, that wants to not need self help? Who is it, that needs to want self help? Who is the self that you want to help?

  • @maekopejko732
    @maekopejko732 Год назад +1

    Hi Julien, i wanted to ask you something and your answer would mean a lot to me. I have very bad social anxiety from all bullying in middle school. I cant even do presentation now on univeristy, my whole body starts trembling very bad and everyone sees it. I want to buy your program transformation mastery and learn letting go process. The question is, will it help me? Can it help me? I see a lot other people going to psychiatrist for months, years paying a lot of money and take medications. Is that necessary because i dont want to do that. So can your program really help me? Thanks❤

  • @grosporcmartin
    @grosporcmartin Год назад

    Legend

  • @josephisaround
    @josephisaround Год назад +3

    I feel like shit and really frustrated bc I can´t get a girlfriend. I can´t get love. Shouldn´t it come naturally that women are interested to me? I know you would say I have to love myself. Yeah but HOW? I have literally no control, only temporarily. But then my life reminds me of how a piece of shit I am. I can hear all those facts all the time but it literally does NOTHING. I do these letting go meditations but there literally comes nothing up. I feel like I have no control. I´m made to be lonley and have no girlfriend. I can´t change that.

    • @NameNik223
      @NameNik223 Год назад

      How do you know you're unworthy and there is nothing good there inside?

    • @manywaystodolife
      @manywaystodolife Год назад

      After you get a girlfriend your self worth isn't going to change. Its a process you have to do outside of your relationships. After i got into my first relationship i had problems of being insecure and not believing that the person is attracted to me. I'm thankful that they worked it through with me but you can also easily be hurt. Take care 🙏 you're stronger than you think.

    • @NameNik223
      @NameNik223 Год назад

      @MyYulia23 Similar here, except these relationships eventually ended for me. I was evaluating my self-worth based on what my girlfriend thought of me, instead of who I wanted to be. It caused us both a lot of pain. I don't regret anything since I learned a lot despite the painful breakup, but I wouldn't want other people to go through "perfect" relationships for years like me only to suddenly crash apparently "without reason".

  • @deflexyt3965
    @deflexyt3965 Год назад

    i want to take the most out of your channel but there are just so muxh videos i am confused can you tell me which ones should i watch first

    • @Talesheadline
      @Talesheadline Год назад

      Start watching his letting go meditation first just search.
      Julien letting go meditation.

  • @almadawarrior
    @almadawarrior Год назад +1

    theres nothing like the freedom to no give a f

  • @abdirahman125
    @abdirahman125 Год назад

    Watching from somia

  • @ItsAdrianLewis
    @ItsAdrianLewis Год назад

    Wow I’m early. Enjoy the video everyone ❤

  • @DiscernedEyes
    @DiscernedEyes Год назад +1

    This looks like an SNL skit

  • @Billyboy007x
    @Billyboy007x Год назад

    3:27 I would of pulled my pants down half way

  • @Bboyredmoon
    @Bboyredmoon Год назад

    💎

  • @Madmatilda42
    @Madmatilda42 Год назад +2

    Accessing the subconscious. Sounds like brain surgery. 🧠

  • @shadowclonejutsu8500
    @shadowclonejutsu8500 Год назад

    3:05

  • @connorbalisky1827
    @connorbalisky1827 Год назад +1

    I’m a bit critical of this. Does this REALLY help people? I wouldn’t be ok with having this done to me.

    • @spontaneousbootay
      @spontaneousbootay Год назад +1

      Yes. Its exposure therapy done right.
      The only problem is that he seems to forget to tell people that the whole point is to have fun. And he should because it would help a strong logical mind be at ease. Because to some it isnt obvious right lol all good tho

    • @connorbalisky1827
      @connorbalisky1827 Год назад

      This looks more like bullying to me

    • @spontaneousbootay
      @spontaneousbootay Год назад

      @@connorbalisky1827 ok so explain.

    • @Jake-n3u3z
      @Jake-n3u3z Год назад

      @@connorbalisky1827it may look like that, but I can assure you it’s not. People who are severely anxious benefit tremendously from exposure therapy practices. It is by far one of the most effective practices for anxiety to date, it is one of the only ways to make a severely anxious person see that most of it is in their head and that they can overcome it. I’ve studied a lot about anxiety and exposure therapy practices because I am in college for psychology. It may come off as intrusive or humiliating, but it does nothing but provide an enlightened insight into why the patient is feeling so many intense feelings of anxiety.

    • @Thiago1337
      @Thiago1337 Год назад

      @@connorbalisky1827 It's freeing, not bullying

  • @Madmatilda42
    @Madmatilda42 Год назад

    But!...

  • @leon-tu2fw
    @leon-tu2fw Год назад

    朱丽安万岁

  • @jamesehoey
    @jamesehoey Год назад

    I really hope he doesnt wear those clothes in public

  • @DanielGwimbly-theGwimb-Larson
    @DanielGwimbly-theGwimb-Larson Год назад

    Imagine he stuck with salad

  • @mitotv6376
    @mitotv6376 Год назад

    A-T-R-R. 💫

  • @_m.w_.
    @_m.w_. Год назад +2

    😎
    😳🕶️🤏