Blushing Breakthrough Review – My Honest Opinion

Posted on June 21, 2011 by Jonathan 82 Comments

Hi, Jonathan here.

Thanks for checking out my blog, you’ve arrived at the right place if you are looking for a comprehensive review of the blushing breakthrough Guide book, which was written by Jim Baker, a man who suffered for years with his own blushing demons and was motivated by these demons to help others who are in the same situation.

Firstly, I just want to clarify that I will be giving you an unrestricted unbiased and honest review of Jim Baker’s blushing self help guide.  What you are about to read are the ESSENTIAL details you need to know before grabbing a copy of the guide for yourself.

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how to stop blushingSo what exactly is Jim Baker’s ‘Blushing Breakthrough’ how to stop blushing and conquer social anxiety for good?

‘Blushing Breakthrough’ is a full comprehensive guide on how to manage and control your blushing and social anxiety problems written by Jim Baker who suffered himself with social anxiety.

Blushing Breakthrough shows you the reasons why we blush and and how to control your mind to stop facial blushing.

For example he will tell you about ‘The Three Pre-Programmed Mental Faults of Blushers’
Jim tells you what the 3 faults are then goes into great detail on how to stop these pre-programmed thoughts using what he calls ‘Positive Feedback Loops’, which I found to be extremely helpful and well written.

This method really does go into depth on how you perceive yourself and how others  perceive you and how to change your brain into thinking differently, when I first read this part of the guide it felt like I had finally realised where I was going wrong all my life, to say it was a life changer is an understatement!.

Anyway, back to the review, I have read many books on this specific subject (the how to stop blushing) and don’t get me wrong, I have read some very good material.  However this was one of the first guides I have read which gave you the deep seated reasons behind blushing and then giving you the simple methods in which to control the blushing.  Also the way Jim’s style of writing these techniques down really make it an enjoyable yet valuable read.

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Here’s exactly how the ‘Blushing Breakthrough’ works:

So the first thing to do is to get out of the negative though patterns and into the positive, Jim has great empathy for you, which comes across in his writing, he has been where you are right now, he knows what its like to feel down on yourself and have low self esteem due to blushing.

Blushing can cause  you to think you are different from everybody else, it can also make you think other people can spot your blushing issues just by looking at you, Jim teaches you how to get out of this mindset in down to earth plain English.

The next thing Jim instructs you to do, is the ‘7 Keys to Reprogramming your Brain’ which will gradually control the way you think about your condition.  They include very specific brain exercises such as how to quickly empty your mind of negative and anxious thoughts before any social interaction, force yourself to control your fear and how interacting with other people simply isn’t that bad, he also teaches exactly what to do during a blushing attack (I found this part incredibly insightful and valuable).

After reading these methods and more importantly the explanation behind ‘why we do what we do‘, his method, to me, seems like a complete turnkey method to stop you from blushing.  This is one of the many techniques Jim teaches you in Blushing Breakthrough.

What are the BAD things about Jim’s Blushing Breakthrough?

Just like every product and book I have ever reviewed, nothing is perfect and here are the minor flaws I noticed after reading Jim’s guide:

- Some of the things you will read in Jim’s guide are very honest, and you will find out a few things about yourself that you might not feel comfortable with, but saying that it is all part of the process to stop blushing, if you think you can handle a few home truths then stick with it.

That’s the only thing I could find wrong with it, so not much really, but I wanted to be as honest as possible with my review.

And how about the GOOD things about Blushing Breakthrough?

- It’s a very easy and enjoyable read to say the least, it’s a real eye opener, if you have suffered with blushing like I have, you will find this guide a lifesaver.  Jim really has a fluid writing style and his experience with blushing issues truly shines through.

- He includes things like, pre-programmed mental faults, 7 keys to re-programming your brain, positive feedback loops, how to control your fears, what to do during a blushing attack are just a few I’ve pulled from Jim’s stop blushing guide.  His method’s are designed for anyone who has suffered with social anxiety.

- The guide will apply to ‘anyone’.  It’s probably the most useful, versatile well written self help social anxiety book I’ve read in a long while.  Regardless of your age, sex, religion you are; after reading this guide you will be able to take something away from it that will help you get your life back.

- It’s completely different from ANYTHING I have ever read in this field.  Jim really stands out from all those social anxiety experts out there, its probably because he has been where you are now which give him the authority on this subject, his methods are backed up with logically proven reasoning which separates him from the crowd.

Overall, what do I think?

Blushing Breakthrough, in my opinion is the best no nonsense guide on exactly how to stophow to stop blushing blushing.  Jim, the author comes across as a man who has real understanding of this sometimes crippling problem.

The guide is packed full of techniques and great understanding when it comes to facial blushing.  In fact I’ve learnt a lot of great techniques from this book which I am still implementing today, whether its meeting new people or just out socialising.  If you are currently going through hell with your own social anxiety problems, then I definitely feel you should pick Jim’s guide up and read from start to finish!

You won’t regret it!

Hope my webpage has helped you,

Jonathan.

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The Top nine Blush-inducing feelings as described in Jim Baker‘s Blushing Breakthrough guide

Posted on June 21, 2011 by Jonathan 27 Comments

You have been blushing a lot lately and you’re thinking ‘how can I stop blushing once and for all’?, you can’t seem to socialise, you feel deflated and angry with yourself, take a look below at the top nine “why we blush” reasons.

I have included snippets below taken straight from Jim Baker’s Blushing Breakthrough guide to give you a feel of the product and we will give you a full review shortly.

The following is a brief outline of the top nine Blush-inducing feelings as described in Jim Baker‘s Blushing Breakthrough guide (his guide goes into a lot more detail than what we have).

You may be familiar with some of these and may be able to relate to all of them, but regardless of how many of these sound familiar, if you start to realise what kind of feelings make you start blushing, you will be better equipped to stop blushing.

1. Shame: This is the purest form of blushing in an evolutionary sense.  You are embarrassed by something you’ve done or something you’ve said, and can turn as red as a beetroot….

2. Humiliation: When someone ridicules you or insults you in a public place (I hate that!, don’t you?), or in front of your friends, you can’t help but feel a little humiliated….

3. Shyness: People with social anxiety often struggle with finding things to say in front of people that they don’t know very well (sound familiar?)….

4. Gratitude: If someone does something that really helps you out, you will feel grateful, and want to express this to the other person….

5. Love or Intense Emotionality: This is very similar to gratitude.  People with social anxiety feel these emotions on the same level that “normal” people do, but get nervous when they feel like they need to express that emotion….

7. Exposure: This is very similar to recognition.  If you are placed in front of a large group of people whose attention is entirely fixed on you (say you are making a public speech or you are being recorded on camera), the pressure to make a good impression on so many people may cause you to become embarrassed.

8. Pressure: If you have an important date or business meeting where you know that you need to impress people in order to reap great rewards, the possibility of failing and not achieving what you want can make you nervous, which can cause you to become anxious….

9. Anticipation: The slightest thought of being put under any of the situations above can cause you to blush.  This will certainly guarantee a blushing attack when the situation actually occurs….

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A useful article about Blushing inspired by Jim Baker

Posted on June 20, 2011 by Jonathan 12 Comments

How can I stop blushing?

I asked myself this very question every day because I would blush at some point every day. I used to blush at work, I used to blush when socialising, my face used to go red pretty much everywhere I went but it only happened when trying to interact with other people I didn’t know very well.

I would come home from work feeling thoroughly miserable and reliving the memory of blushing at work earlier in the day, the more I thought about blushing at work the more fed up I would become and the more anxious I would become about going back to work the next day to face the people that made me go red in the first place!, it was a never ending cycle, the only time I felt at ease was when I was sat indoors and not seeing anybody, I used to wish for a miracle cure to stop blushing.

My wife tried to understand my problem but it was hard for her to understand as she was so outgoing and could speak to anybody. My problem was I found it hard to speak to anyone for fear of blushing, I would avoid all social situations, especially at work, I would avoid talking to people, then I would feel like people were talking about me for being quiet, I thought that they thought I was a bit weird.

If you are terrified of blushing (like I was) then the mere thought of blushing makes the attacks even more intense, and all you want to do is get out of the situation you are in and do a runner to somewhere safe where nobody can see you.

When you come to realise that the first step to stop facial blushing is to stop being afraid of facial blushing, and the first step to stop being afraid of blushing is to understand blushing.

So if you want to STOP blushing and start living as normal a life as possible then you will need to understand why you blush. You are going to find out how to educate yourself to stop blushing and conquer your blushing and social anxiety fears.

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