Calm Your Driving Test Nerves

by Sean Grey

Overview

If you struggle with nerves when taking your driving test,this book is ideal for you. The author Sean Grey recently teamed up with a national driving magazine in the UK (ADI News). He worked with learner drivers and trainee driving instructors around the country who were failing their driving tests because of nerves. The results were remarkable- a 100% success rate.

This is a groundbreaking book loaded with information on how to use a simple relaxation technique that can erase negative thinking - self doubt & anxiety - and help you be calm and relaxed on your big day.

Being able to drive is an essential skill in todays society. However the pressure of taking and passing a driving test can often prove too much for some people. So many learner drivers are technically good enough to pass there driving test, but when the day of the test arrives, nerves take over and sabatage their performance. This results in failing again, more lessons, money, stress and the dread of having to take the test again. Conventional ways of dealing with anxiety, deep breathing, positive thinking, more practice etc often don’t work. This is where Sean can help.

For the price of a 20 minute driving lesson, Calm Your Driving Test Nerves will show you how to use a remarkable technique that can be used to focus on the negative emotion, not to intensify it but to clear it. With your mind free from worry and self doubt, it will be easier to remain calm, focused and positive. If you are open to new ideas, keen to save money and pass your driving test, this book is definitely for you.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940011372407
Publisher:	Sean Grey
Publication date:	06/27/2011
Sold by:	Smashwords
Format:	eBook
File size:	236 KB
Age Range:	18 Years

About the Author

Sean has wide ranging experience of helping musicians, singers, actors and sportsmen and women deal with performance anxiety. His clients include members of the BBC National Orchestra for Wales, West end singers/ actors, the Welsh National Opera and students at Royal Welsh college of Music and Drama. He is also working with some of the top young tennis, basketball players and golfers in Wales and his skills have been used on shows such as ITV’s Dancing on Ice.

Sean has also helped many students deal with the emotional pressure of taking their driving tests and exams.

He teamed up with the national driving magazine ADI News early this year to help learner drivers and trainee driving instructors that were failing there driving tests because of nerves. The results were remarkable - a 100% success rate.

He and his clients have been featured in The Stage and the Western Mail newspaper. The Good Housekeeping, Musicians Union and Advanced Driving Instructor (ADI) magazine. He has also been a guest on BBC Radio Wales and Real Radio.