Emma Chamberlain

gotten away from if I had seen it.

To me, it's a win-win situation.

Even if the worst case scenario comes to pass, that's still not even really that bad.

Maybe uncomfortable for a second.

Well, now you know that this person kind of sucks.

You know what I mean?

I think it's a snowball effect in the way that perhaps you start by being confident in your beliefs, in your opinions, in front of people that you're really comfortable with.

and see how it goes over.

And you'll probably notice it doesn't go as bad as you think it would.

Maybe even you notice that these people respect you a little bit more after this.

Maybe they even say, wow, I never thought of it that way.

Maybe they end up agreeing with you.

You'll notice that it's not the end of the world.

You'll also notice how it reinforces your self-esteem.

Not only will you realize that even if someone disagrees with you, and maybe it's a little bit uncomfortable, it's still not going to be that bad.

At worst, maybe a little bit uncomfortable.

And you'll also notice that by doing it, you'll reinforce your self-esteem and your confidence will build a little bit more.

And as you continue practicing with people close in your life, you'll become more and more confident in this ability and more confident in yourself and your opinions.

Because now you're not afraid of them anymore.

You see that they're not going to harm you.