James Allen says camera fear comes from focusing too much on how you look instead of what you're offering. He argues the antidote is making your desire to help people bigger than your fear of being seen.
If you're really that nervous about being on camera, there's something inside of you that's causing that to be an issue. Maybe it's that you don't think you're attractive enough. I don't have hair, so therefore I can't be on camera because people are going to make fun of me. Oh, like my eyes are too narrow or something like weird, meticulous things that you look at and that only you would really like notice or care about. What it really comes down to being afraid of being on camera is that you care more about your appearance and how you look than just showing up and serving others. You're caring more about you and being more focused on you than the actual mission. Of what your business is here to do. You have a purpose of your business, and really the point of a business is to serve and help other people. It's not about you, it's about your audience. Your desire to help people needs to be bigger than your fear of showing up.
