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From a young age, most of us are taught that it’s important to learn how to deny what you want—whether that’s a candy bar before dinner or dropping out of college because you think it’s boring.
It’s hard to feel confident in yourself when you’re constantly denying yourself.
A great way to re-discover your confidence is to tone down the self-denial and deference to others, and start expressing yourself and your genuine wants and needs more assertively.
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If you’re struggling to feel more confident, it’s natural to think about it like this:
I don’t feel very confident. So what should I start doing to feel more confident?
This is understandable, but ofte...
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Most people who struggle with confidence also experience a lot of anxiety.
Unfortunately, the natural response...
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The people in your life want to be nice and will tell you things that make you feel better:
If you always outsource your emotional struggles to others, you deprive...
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If you struggle to feel confident and also have a habit of catastrophizing, it’s critical that you learn to identify this habit and then start to break it.
Even if you know intellectually that the worst case isn’t likely to happen, if you constantly tell yourself it is, that’s how you’ll fe...
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A good way to never feel confident is to always be failing. And a good way to always be failing is to always be trying to control the uncontrollable.
By resisting the impulse to control things you can’t actually control you avoid setting yourself up for failure at impossible tasks. And this...
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