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Developing Confidence Takes Time

Developing Confidence Takes Time

True confidence takes time to develop. Learn why designing your ideal life is a vital part of building authentic self-confidence, and how to navigate the existential uncertainty that comes with this transformative journey.

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If self-doubt plagues you, you’re not alone. Few people possess genuine self-confidence – but it’s a quality you can learn to build for yourself. Meditation teacher Giovanni Dienstmann offers a clear, practical framework for confidence-building that you can incorporate into your daily life. If you’re looking for an overnight quick fix, this isn’t the framework for you

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