Clark Gregg, thank you so much for doing this interview. Hollywood always seems like invincible people but you have normalized that for me. Tru amazing your journey and so much respect. Barry, your book and videos have changed my life!! I found DARE 3 years ago and I’m still a human with anxiety and bad days but boy has my life changed. I see anxiety as a creature in my brain that is trying to “help” but causes me intrusive thoughts, panic and general everyday unsettled ness! If you suffer from anxiety form, buy DARE today on amazon. It’s amazing. BUT... you have to willing to change and want to change. To change the way you look and talk with your anxiety. It’s going to be uncomfortable to do what Barry asks of you but if you have courage and your sick and tired of living in your own head, but dare and live it for the rest of your days
I 100% agree with you. One needs willingness and trust the body itself. It takes a little time but it's worth it. I'll say I'm still anxious at times but I'm better at responding to it. I think anxiety can be transmuted into productivity and great stuff.
It almost made me laugh when Clark mentioned getting vertigo during a play because that was literally my first real anxiety moment. I was in Diary of Anne Frank and I remember thinking, why do I feel like I'm falling?
Amazing, Agent Coulson is by far my favorite marvel character and of course primarily by the next level quality of acting Clark treats us to, but as an anxiety sufferer myself, my absolute favorite marvel moment, of all movies and agents of shield and by a very wide margin from 2nd place was Phil Coulson diving through the portal. It struck a huge cord with me, it reminded me of that resolute feeling that I get when the danger is very real, so used to being in fear of fear and fear of things that aren't a real threat, its actually a relief, at least for most that I have talked to, to have a genuine, real, visible and great threat in front of you, you've rehearsed a billion times in your mind, omg what will I do, if THIS happens or if i have to do THAT?!!! when it really happens your mind just presses play and what can happen in that moment is staggering, I call it knitting the parachute on the way down. But that moment for agent Coulson, was just like that, the powerful calm he had as he gave his last words to the crew, it was exactly like that feeling. to discover that Clark is a fellow sufferer tells me everything, the depth of his character very clearly comes from a mind that spends way more time thinking and brooding than the average, there's a complexity there you can't really fake. wow, did not know i could be a bigger fan, but I am, Thank you both!
Hi Barry, Really great video. When the lockdown began my anxiety and panic attacks increased 10 fold. I felt isolated and claustrophobic as you described it. But now I have settled down. Thank god for the dare app.
These particular time most people have anxiety due to the lock down!Barry thank you for what you did to me!Your book is my saviour!Thank you!I can live again without the fear of anxiety!
Great to see your chat with Clark I've been dating for about 3 months am making progress with my agoraphobia and panic disorder it's even more of a challenge since lockdown but I'm not giving up as I truly believe in the dare response Stay safe everyone 👍❤️
Im glad i watched this vid i love clark but never new we both suffered with the anxiety issues im defently going to look into this book i spent 10 years of my life trying to fix anxiety mixed with other mental health issues it jist made me worse hopefully this could be somthing that helps me thank you for this videos :-)
A lot of people have anxiety attacks as a result of an incident that made their heart race, i.e. an overdose, a bad reaction to an over the counter medication, physical exertion, sun stroke. The “what if thoughts” are a form of hypnosis that creates the symptoms. It’s not always a natural reaction of your body to stress as much as it is suggestion.
Well sounds a lot like me! The fear of the fear is the absolute worst! At first there’s confusion then anger, guilt, sadness and I can go on and on. I’m still struggling but always trying ! 🙏🏻❤️
Thank you for posting this discussion and for the candid share from Mr. Gregg...I resonated with many of his insights and discoveries about self! I have also just received my DARE Workbook and look forward to learning new, brave tools!! Shae Clutesi
Just watched this and i have read Dare but when Barry says about the first manifestation about being highly in demand and high intense workloads and this all of a sudden stops or slows down. This was also how my first manifestation started,
It’s precisely your effort and concern, your wanting it to go away that causes it. Just the fact that you’re thinking of it is pressing the play button on that sequence that is programmed in your mind from previous experiences.
Don’t focus too much on life’s anxieties, you just wind up making a trigger out of these other issues by linking them with your fear of fear, fear of symptoms. This isn’t about relaxing, it’s about accepting not being relaxed as a way to reduce the anxiety. This will let go when you let go.
I think it helps but not so much with dpdr when you dont know who you are and are just in a constant fog/fatigue state. Just existing but not living. The dpdr is the worst symptom
Thank you, both of you ; In a way, BJJ saved my life, now i'm trying to save my daughter because the way she feels now (20 y old) is something like you say ; (sorry ,i'm french) i just can't help her; maybe now you can Thank you !
I think a lot of what we call “anxiety” has more to do with “illness anxiety” and the symptoms caused by ones own autosuggestion of a perceived medical danger. People focus too much on anxiety on other issues in their life and link the two. People also focus too much on physical causes. It’s mostly cognitive.
Clark Gregg, thank you so much for doing this interview. Hollywood always seems like invincible people but you have normalized that for me. Tru amazing your journey and so much respect. Barry, your book and videos have changed my life!! I found DARE 3 years ago and I’m still a human with anxiety and bad days but boy has my life changed. I see anxiety as a creature in my brain that is trying to “help” but causes me intrusive thoughts, panic and general everyday unsettled ness!
If you suffer from anxiety form, buy DARE today on amazon. It’s amazing. BUT... you have to willing to change and want to change. To change the way you look and talk with your anxiety. It’s going to be uncomfortable to do what Barry asks of you but if you have courage and your sick and tired of living in your own head, but dare and live it for the rest of your days
I 100% agree with you. One needs willingness and trust the body itself. It takes a little time but it's worth it. I'll say I'm still anxious at times but I'm better at responding to it. I think anxiety can be transmuted into productivity and great stuff.
AWESOME video. Thank you Barry from the bottom of my sensitized little heart LOL.
It almost made me laugh when Clark mentioned getting vertigo during a play because that was literally my first real anxiety moment. I was in Diary of Anne Frank and I remember thinking, why do I feel like I'm falling?
How does this only have 2757 views?
The Dare program has truly helped me it's very effective
Wow I can't believe how much I feel what he is saying
Amazing, Agent Coulson is by far my favorite marvel character and of course primarily by the next level quality of acting Clark treats us to, but as an anxiety sufferer myself, my absolute favorite marvel moment, of all movies and agents of shield and by a very wide margin from 2nd place was Phil Coulson diving through the portal. It struck a huge cord with me, it reminded me of that resolute feeling that I get when the danger is very real, so used to being in fear of fear and fear of things that aren't a real threat, its actually a relief, at least for most that I have talked to, to have a genuine, real, visible and great threat in front of you, you've rehearsed a billion times in your mind, omg what will I do, if THIS happens or if i have to do THAT?!!! when it really happens your mind just presses play and what can happen in that moment is staggering, I call it knitting the parachute on the way down. But that moment for agent Coulson, was just like that, the powerful calm he had as he gave his last words to the crew, it was exactly like that feeling. to discover that Clark is a fellow sufferer tells me everything, the depth of his character very clearly comes from a mind that spends way more time thinking and brooding than the average, there's a complexity there you can't really fake. wow, did not know i could be a bigger fan, but I am, Thank you both!
Hi Barry,
Really great video. When the lockdown began my anxiety and panic attacks increased 10 fold. I felt isolated and claustrophobic as you described it. But now I have settled down. Thank god for the dare app.
These particular time most people have anxiety due to the lock down!Barry thank you for what you did to me!Your book is my saviour!Thank you!I can live again without the fear of anxiety!
Great to see your chat with Clark I've been dating for about 3 months am making progress with my agoraphobia and panic disorder it's even more of a challenge since lockdown but I'm not giving up as I truly believe in the dare response
Stay safe everyone 👍❤️
Im glad i watched this vid i love clark but never new we both suffered with the anxiety issues im defently going to look into this book i spent 10 years of my life trying to fix anxiety mixed with other mental health issues it jist made me worse hopefully this could be somthing that helps me thank you for this videos :-)
Great interview, the Dare book certainly help me to understand my anxiety .
Amazing video Barry. I took the DARE course and it saved my life. I highly recommend doing it if you have anxiety.
A lot of people have anxiety attacks as a result of an incident that made their heart race, i.e. an overdose, a bad reaction to an over the counter medication, physical exertion, sun stroke. The “what if thoughts” are a form of hypnosis that creates the symptoms. It’s not always a natural reaction of your body to stress as much as it is suggestion.
Please make more videos. 2020 has been a total shitstorm. I've been panic free for almost five years. 2020 rolls around and now the panic is back.
Brilliant interview...great insight given on both sides of discussion
So nice Clark Gregg shared his story with anxiety on this video!
How nice
Great work. CG is the absolute best. 💓
Well sounds a lot like me! The fear of the fear is the absolute worst! At first there’s confusion then anger, guilt, sadness and I can go on and on. I’m still struggling but always trying ! 🙏🏻❤️
Thank you for posting this discussion and for the candid share from Mr. Gregg...I resonated with many of his insights and discoveries about self! I have also just received my DARE Workbook and look forward to learning new, brave tools!! Shae Clutesi
Just watched this and i have read Dare but when Barry says about the first manifestation about being highly in demand and high intense workloads and this all of a sudden stops or slows down. This was also how my first manifestation started,
It’s precisely your effort and concern, your wanting it to go away that causes it. Just the fact that you’re thinking of it is pressing the play button on that sequence that is programmed in your mind from previous experiences.
That was awesome!
Dare works, thanks, from Brazil!
Good interview!
Thank you for normalizing it
Don’t focus too much on life’s anxieties, you just wind up making a trigger out of these other issues by linking them with your fear of fear, fear of symptoms. This isn’t about relaxing, it’s about accepting not being relaxed as a way to reduce the anxiety. This will let go when you let go.
Great video Barry.
I think it helps but not so much with dpdr when you dont know who you are and are just in a constant fog/fatigue state. Just existing but not living. The dpdr is the worst symptom
Thank you, both of you ; In a way, BJJ saved my life, now i'm trying to save my daughter because the way she feels now (20 y old) is something like you say ; (sorry ,i'm french) i just can't help her; maybe now you can
Thank you !
I think a lot of what we call “anxiety” has more to do with “illness anxiety” and the symptoms caused by ones own autosuggestion of a perceived medical danger. People focus too much on anxiety on other issues in their life and link the two. People also focus too much on physical causes. It’s mostly cognitive.
At the end he says this is who we are and no permanent solution for anxiety? Just rise and fall?
Dare app is dope
Please help me, I am in Iraq and I cannot get any help of this kind. I hope for help, please
Wow. That's so cool! Recognize the last name?
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