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It really does. It's regular practice with supportive people.

And it's structured, so if you are shy about sudden surprise situations, it can be comforting to know what is expected.

It's not a panacea, but it's easy to get started, accessible and designed to help you be more comfortable talking.

Try it, if you want to talk to people more.



> And it's structured, so if you are shy about sudden surprise situations, it can be comforting to know what is expected

That’s what I mean, I believe people like the OP tend to be concerned about daily life, random encounters, completely unstructured situations. Just not sure how much public speaking carries over.

I think it’s quite possible to become a great public speaker, singer, actor or similar, and still be shy in every day life. It seems like largely separate skillsets to me. But I’m no expert.




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