Anxiety is a weird thing. Never assume the person in front of you is not fighting some kind of battle while talking to you. Our jobs as humans interacting with each other are to treat the person as you would like to be treated no matter who/what/how much that person has.

I find the strongest people have tons of anxiety......why do you think they are so strong? Same goes for the people that laugh the most are usually the ones that need laughter in their lives.

We all deal with anxiety in our own way. From sitting in a certain place in a restaurant to deep breathing when you need to and finding a way in a polite fashion to get out of the place you are in and into some fresh air.

People are people and just want calm and peace just as we all do.

I had a friend that told me a story.

He was meeting a potential client at the client's house. The man owned a HUGE expensive house. On the way to the door, he saw two men that looked like workers eating lunch on the lawn. He walked over to say 'hello' and ask the whereabouts of the man who owned the house. He was very polite.

My friend was told the man they were looking for they had just found. He was then asked if he would care for some lunch as there was plenty. In his expensive suit, he sat down and made a friend and client for life.

The bottom line of my book I just wrote you is treat people with respect at all times. You never really know what they are dealing with at that time.