I had applied for an office job where I knew I would be interviewed. I had to spend sleepless nights for two weeks straight. I was always worried and unsure of what might happen. I was a bit isolated from my family and friends and had trouble breathing when I thought too much about my interview results. I even postponed the interview because I didn't feel well and I wasn't prepared. I was then called a couple of days later to be interviewed. I didn't want to go alone, so I made my mother come with me. On top of that, the whole trip there, my hands were shaking and not allowing me to drive straight. As soon as I arrived I started to panic and felt butterflies in my stomach as I was being interviewed. Arthur, the CEO's son, seemed to be as nervous as I was. I thought to myself, “Arthur, who has interviewed many, is still anxious about why I should be nervous if I am only asked a couple of questions that I should already be asking?” do you even know the answers?" As a result, I took a deep breath and started to feel much better. The butterflies were still there, but not as numerous as before. Not only was I able to overcome my anxiety, but also Phil Hansen and James Collier were able to overcome theirs