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#7. Competent Preparations

#7. Competent Preparations

  • Confident people are confident because they are competently prepared.
  • If you are confident it's not just your sense of self-belief, it's not just because you act it. It's because you've Practiced + Prepared + Worked.

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In this post, I've compiled this awesome video by Jay who talks about the 7 ways by which we can be more confident. Please give it a read, I believe you'll love these.

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