Please pray for me

Thank you so much, it actually was a good interview although I was still nervous, I always shake I can't help it

I'm glad it was a good interview. I hope it may mean that you got the job! A little nervousness is always a good thing; it keeps us on our toes and usually means that we put a little bit more into whatever it is we are doing. I bet you felt more nervous inside than you actually appeared. When nervousness (or, really, lack of self-confidence) becomes genuinely painful and even crippling (such as sending our voice up an octave or making us think less clearly so that we come out with silly statements that make us blush in retrospect), there are techniques which we can learn to cope with them. Probably the most common is to pause and take a few deep breaths (but not so much that we hyperventilate!). Another one that you might be interested in is called Emotional Freedom Technique. EFT is an "Energy Psychology" therapy that can be easily learned and is usually self-applied. It involves tapping on about 10 points on the face and body whilst repeating phrases that YOU make up - things that describe your feelings about the problem. It takes maybe 30 minutes to learn and only a minute or so for each 'round' of tapping. If you want to read how it has helped other people, there's a list of articles/stories here: http://www.emofree.com/a/?3252/3 The complete description or manual is completely free and you can download it from here: http://www.emofree.com/a/?3252/1 In case you are worried that it might not be a 'Christian' or godly thing to do, I would point out that Gary Craig, the originator, is a committed Christian and that many Christian therapists teach it. You may think of it as an adjunct to prayer or you may choose, as I do, to think of it as another way of tapping into (excuse the pun!) the same power that makes prayer effective.

Thank you so much hun

Thank you so much and may God bless you too! :)