I’m strong enough to deal with the consequences of action I take.
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I’m strong enough to deal with the consequences of action I take.
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Hear yourself. Know yourself. Understand yourself. And you’ll start to feel ready for action.
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Being 100 percent, fully, truly, utterly yourself is a big part of confidence.
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Pick one assignment, give yourself a time limit, do the best you can IN THAT TIME, and declare it “good enough”.
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Do the best with what you’ve got and give yourself permission NOT to do the most perfect, most accomplished, most amazing job of all time
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If you find yourself thinking excessively about what others want or constantly telling yourself you “should” do things, that’s a warning bell.
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Who am I doing this for? Why am I doing this?
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The headline is: we basically lie to ourselves—a lot. Being a catastrophic, mind reading or set in stone thinker means you are telling yourself wilder tall tales than any fib you’d ever try on a parent or friend.
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Risk is a major part of conficence building.
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But failure really does have an upside. It’s not so much the failing, actually, but the recovery and learning that ca be really valuable.
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… when you take action, especially when you do something even slightly risky, you not only use confidence, but you also end up creating more!
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Thoughts+Confidence=Action
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