They will help you move from a fear-based mindset to a confidence mindset.<ol><li>Shift your expectations from idealistic to realistic</li><li>Shift your judgments from moral to mechanical</li><li>Shift your criticism from people to actions</li><li>Shift your focus from thoughts and feelings to behavior</li></ol>

Use these 4 mindset shifts to boost your confidence

Expectations themselves aren’t a problem. The problem is that we rarely examine or update our expectations…Unrealistic expectations actually fragelize you and how lowering your expectations can surprisingly lead to more confidence and peace of mind.So, anytime you find yourself getting frustrated or resentful, use it as a cue to check in on your expectations, and if at all possible, update them to be more realistic.

Shift your expectations from idealistic to realistic

Make it a practice to judge persons and things in the most favorable light at all times and under all circumstances.When you’re in the habit of judging things—including yourself—in moral terms (right vs wrong, good vs bad), it’s easy to end up moralizing about things that aren’t actually moral. This results in an extra layer of guilt or shame that’s both unnecessary and confidence-killingThere’s a time and place for moral judgments. But if you want to feel more confident and resilient, be careful not to moralize things that aren’t actually moral.

Shift your judgments from moral to mechanical

There’s a time and place for moral judgments. But if you want to feel more confident and resilient, be careful not to moralize things that aren’t actually moral.

Like expectations, criticisms are not necessarily bad. In fact, we all need to be critical in order to grow, improve, and be better—both for ourselves and the people we care most about.But criticisms are dangerous because they easily slip from healthy and productive to unhealthy and hurtful. Be careful with criticism, including self-criticism. One simple way to distinguish whether your criticism might be helpful vs unhelpful is whether you’re criticizing a specific behavior or action vs an entire person. In other words, don’t overgeneralize with your criticisms.

Shift your criticism from people to actions

Here’s a counter-intuitive idea about dealing with fears and insecurities and building confidence:The solution to internal problems is usually behavior change. While it’s good to be aware of your thoughts and feelings, and to periodically reflect on them, most people who are anxious and insecure spend WAY too much time thinking about how to feel better and far too little time doing confidence-building things despite how they feel.<ul><li>Instead of: “If only I felt X, I could do Y.”</li><li>Try this: “I can do Y despite not feeling X.”</li></ul>

Shift your focus from thoughts and feelings to behavior

<ul><li>It’s very difficult to think your way out of worry and anxiety… analyzing your worries usually just leads to more worry, and as a result, more anxiety and insecurity. </li><li>If you’re racked with imposter syndrome, you can tell yourself that you’re smart and capable until you’re blue in the face, but it’s unlikely to change how you feel. </li><li>If you constantly feel anxious around other people, you can analyze your past and how terrible it was that your parents didn’t love you enough, but that’s not going to make your social anxiety go away. </li> </ul>

From “If only I felt X, I could do Y.”

On the other hand, when you commit to make small, but meaningful changes in your behavior despite how you think and feel, good things tend to happen:<ul><li>When you commit to going to the gym despite worrying about what other people will think of you, you’ll find yourself feeling more confident the next time.</li><li>When you commit to attending small social events despite feeling nervous, you give your brain a chance to learn that maybe you’re not quite as socially awkward as you keep telling yourself—and as a result, get a little more confident.</li></ul>

To “I can do Y despite not feeling X.”

A mindset is like your default way of thinking about things. Mindset work is key to nearly every aspect of our emotional health and wellbeing, but it’s especially helpful if you struggle with anxiety and self-doubt and want to become more confident.

Mindset Work Helps To Become More Confident

Understand yourself and those around you.

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4 Mindset Shifts That Will Boost Your Confidence - Nick Wignall

"Follow your envy - it shows you what you want."

“We tend to think that the future happens later, but we're creating it in our minds every day. When the present falls apart, so does the future we had associated with it. And having the future taken away is the mother of all plot twists. But if we spend the present trying to fix the past or control the future, we remain stuck in place, in perpetual regret."

"The things we protest against the most are often the very things we need to look at."

This is the habit of giving opinions and advice on matters outside of one’s knowledge or competence.

Ultracrepidarianism

Numbness is in the absence of feelings.It’s a response to being overwhelmed with too many feelings.

Numbness

It refers to the part of the mind that holds ancestral memory, or experience that is common to all humankind.

Collective Unconscious 

"Too many parents make life hard for their children by trying, too zealously, to make it easy for them."

Freedom involves responsibility.And there’s a part in most of us that finds responsibility frightening.

You Are Your Own Jailer 

"The opposite of depression isn’t happiness, but vitality."

There’s no hierarchy of pain. Suffering shouldn’t be ranked because pain isn’t a contest.You can’t get through your pain by diminishing it, you get through it by accepting it and figuring out what to do with it.You can’t change what you’re denying or diminishing.

On Pain

"The nature of life is change. The nature of people is to resist change."

Many people avoid trying for what they really want in life because it’s more painful to get close to the goal but not achieve it than not to have taken the chance in the first place.

"Almost" Is Always The Hardest

To people, going into the depths of their thoughts and feelings it’s like going into a dark alley and they don’t want to go there alone.People come to therapy to have someone to go there with.

A Metaphor For Therapy

<ul><li>Counseling is getting advice. </li><li>Therapy is acquiring more self-understanding.</li></ul>

Counseling Vs Therapy

Privacy is good, but secrets are toxic.

Privacy Vs Secrecy

<ul><li>A therapeutic alliance is a trust that is needed before work can be done. Patients need to feel heard and understood. </li><li>But therapy work is an intricate dance between support and confrontation.</li><li>Therapists help patients see themselves better and ask the right questions until something happens internally or externally.</li></ul>

On Therapy

"But part of getting to know yourself is to unknow yourself—to let go of the limiting stories you’ve told yourself about who you are so that you aren’t trapped by them, so you can live your life and not the story you’ve been telling yourself about your life."

"Between stimulus and response there is a space. In that space is our power to choose our response. In our response lies our growth and our freedom."

"The inability to say no is largely about approval-seeking. The inability to say yes is more about lack of trust in oneself."

"Avoidance is a simple way of coping by not having to cope."

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We've all experienced it - that feeling of being stuck, of being unable to move on from a situation or person that has hurt us. Whether it's a breakup, the loss of a job or a failed project, the inability to let go can keep us trapped in a negative mindset, preventing us from moving forward and living our best lives.Often, we hold onto negative feelings because we believe that holding onto them will somehow keep us safe. We think that if we let go of the pain and hurt, we'll be left vulnerable, exposed, and defenseless. That's not true!Becouse it only perpetuates our suffering!

It Happens Sometimes

Do you feel angry, sad, hurt, or disappointed? It's essential to recognize and accept these emotions so that you can begin to process them and move forward.It's easy to try to suppress or ignore these emotions because they can be unpleasant or overwhelming. However, ignoring your feelings can lead to more pain and prevent you from moving on.Once you've accepted your emotions, take the time to reflect on the situation. <ul><li>What happened? </li><li>Why did it happen? </li><li>What could you have done differently? </li></ul>Self-reflection is an important tool for personal growth and can help you make sense of the situation.

Acknowledge Your Feelings

Sometimes we get so caught up in a situation that we lose perspective. To gain a fresh viewpoint, ask yourself these questions:<ul><li>How important is this situation in the grand scheme of things?</li><li> How will it affect your life in the long run?</li></ul>This exercise can help you to gain clarity and perspective, and may make it easier to let go.When we find ourselves in a challenging situation, it's easy to become consumed by it.Our thoughts are dominated by the problem, and our emotions run high, making it difficult to see beyond the present moment.

Get Perspective

Forgiving does not mean approving of what happened or minimizing the impact of someone's actions.It means releasing yourself from the burden of holding onto resentment and anger.As the saying goes, "Forgiveness is not a gift to the other person, but a gift to oneself."Forgive yourself and others for your mistakes.When you hold onto anger and resentment, it can have detrimental effects on your mental and physical health.By forgiving, you are not only releasing the negative energy within yourself, but you are also letting go of the power that the other person or situation had over you.

Learn to Forgive

Make a list of things you're grateful for every day, no matter how small they may seem. This will help you to focus on the positive things in your life and put your troubles into perspective.Practicing gratitude can bring a sense of inner peace and contentment.It helps us to appreciate the simple things in life and acknowledge the good that exists amidst difficult times.By focusing on the good and expressing gratitude for it, we can shift our mindset towards positivity and optimism.Furthermore, expressing gratitude can also improve our relationships with others.

Practice Gratitude

Sometimes the best way to move on is to take action. Identify what steps you can take to improve the situation, or if there are no actions you can take, think about new opportunities and focus on that. This will help you to shift your focus towards something positive, and leave issues of the past.Letting go is not always easy. It can take time and patience.The art of letting go is not about forgetting or ignoring what's happened - it's about taking control of your emotions, finding peace, and embracing new opportunities.

Take Action

Letting go is often considered one of the most difficult things to do, but it is also one of the most necessary skills to master if we want to progress and move forward in life. Whether it is a failed relationship, a lost job, or a missed opportunity, the ability to let go and move on is essential for our emotional and mental well-being. In this article, we will explore the art of letting go and offer practical tips on how to develop this valuable skill. 

🧠 Let it go, let it go! Can’t hold it back anymore!

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Uncover the secrets behind human behavior with "Body Language" by Horace Webb. This insightful guide reveals the powerful role nonverbal cues play in daily interactions, allowing readers to better communicate and connect with others.

The Hidden Language of the Body - Insights from "Body Language" 

a) Palm Up/Down Positions<ul><li>Show submission/dominance or agreement/disagreement respectively</li></ul>b) Finger Pointingn<ul><li>Can indicate aggression, direction, or focus</li></ul>c) Handshakes<ul><li>Strength and grip can show dominance; quickness can signify eagerness or insincerity</li></ul>Palm position, finger pointing, handshake strength: Signals dominance, agreement/disagreement, or emphasis.

Hand Gestures:

a) Smiling<ul><li>Indicates happiness or politeness</li></ul>b) Eye Contact<ul><li>Direct = confidence</li><li> indirect = disinterest or dishonesty</li></ul>Smiling, direct eye contact, raised brows: Conveys feelings like happiness, sincerity, or curiosity.

Facial Expressions:

a) Slouching vs Straightening Up<ul><li> Slack posture shows low self-esteem or boredom; upright pose indicates alertness or confidence</li></ul>b) Leg Crossing<ul><li>Crossing legs towards someone signals attraction; away, defensiveness or impatience</li></ul>Posture changes, leg crossings: Reflects person's emotional state or level of interest in interaction.

Posture & Movements:

a) Territorial Space Claims<ul><li> People protect personal areas based on comfort levels</li></ul>b) Pacing, Fidgeting, or Stillness<ul><li> Reveals group dynamics such as leader/follower, tension, or consent</li></ul>Personal space invasions or territorial marking: Shows social distance boundaries between individuals.

Group Dynamics:

a) Speaking Pitch and Tempo<ul><li>Higher tone can indicate nervousness or excitement; slower pace can show hesitancy</li></ul>Speaker voice modulations: Changes in pitch, speed reveal sentiment like calmness or anxiety.

Voice Modulation:

a) Temperature Sensitivity<ul><li>Cold environment causes crossed arms or huddling together for warmth</li></ul>b) Lighting Effects<ul><li>Dim lighting encourages relaxation and open body language, whereas bright lights promote formality</li></ul>Affective response to environmental factors like temperature, lighting: Determines body movement patterns during communication process.

Environmental Factors:

a) Gestures, Customs, and Norms Vary Across Cultures<ul><li> Recognizing differences helps prevent miscommunications</li></ul>Culture-specific gestures, norms, customs: Influence appropriate interpersonal relations among diverse groups.

Cultural Differences:

a) Analyzing Nonverbal Behaviors<ul><li>Observe consistency across multiple channels before jumping to conclusions</li></ul>Accurate assessment of nonverbal behaviors across contexts: Identifies inconsistencies that may convey false messages or intent.

Reading Others Accurately:

a) Adapting Your Style for Better Communication<ul><li>To improve your communication skills, study the reactions to different expressions you make. Experiment with adapting your style according to various situations, and note how people respond differently. As a result, you will become more adept at conveying your message effectively.</li></ul>Adjustments to verbal techniques based on observations: Enhances effectiveness when addressing diverse audiences and circumstances.

Using Body Language Consciously:

"A single gesture can be more eloquent than a thousand speeches." (Unknown) ["Body Language"] [Horace Webb]

The Hidden Language of the Body - Insights from "Body Language"

Challenging all of our old assumptions about the subject, Rethinking Body Language builds on the most recent cutting-edge research to offer a new theoretical perspective on this subject that will transform the way we look at other people. In contrast to the traditional view that body language is primarily concerned with the expression of emotions and the negotiation of social relationships, author Geoff Beattie argues instead that gestures reflect aspects of our thinking but in a different way to verbal language. Critically, the spontaneous hand movements that people make when they talk often communicate a good deal more than they intend. This ground-breaking book takes body language analysis to a whole new level. Engagingly written by one of the leading experts in the field, it shows how we can detect deception in gesture–speech mismatches and how these unconscious movements can give us real insight into people's underlying implicit attitudes.

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"A goal without a plan is just a wish." - Antoine de Saint-Exupery

develop a trading plan and stick to it.

"Rule No.1: Never lose money. Rule No.2: Never forget rule No.1." - Warren Buffett

Use Risk Management Strategies

"An investment in knowledge pays the best interest." - Benjamin Franklin

Continuously Learn And Improve

"The most important quality for an investor is temperament, not intellect." - Warren Buffett

keep emotions in check

"The stock market is a device for transferring money from the impatient to the patient." - Warren Buffett

practice patience and discipline

"The goal of a successful trader is to make the best trades. Money is secondary." - Alexander Elder

avoid overtrading and focus on quality TRADES

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Keep A Trading Journal To Track Progress

Trading Hacks: Quotes for Success

The price of anything is the amount of life you exchange for it.

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People often conflate it with prejudice, racism, discrimination, or sexism.But bias, on its face, is not inherently good or bad. In the simplest of terms, our biases are our preferences.Understanding two common myths around unconscious bias will help us better understand the role it plays at work.

Bias Can Be A Heavy Word

At our core, we all identify as good. So if we think bias is inherently negative and only bad people have it, we close off exploring these topics further. We put up walls and say, “I'm not even going to go there because I'm a good person. I try to treat people fairly.” We get defensive.If we recognize that we all have biases, we can reconcile the two opposing ideas that we can have biases and still be good people. They can coexist. That's what helps us make progress.

Myth #1: Bias Is Inherently Negative

After realizing that bias is natural and doesn’t necessarily make you a bad person, people tend to lean into it. That can become problematic.But neuroscience teaches us that we can mitigate our unconscious bias through neuroplasticity. Once we identify a bias and understand its impact, we can “re-wire” our brains to create new pathways and teach ourselves to think and act differently.For example, if I am biased about a team member being lazy, I will treat them accordingly.

Myth #2: If Bias Is A Natural Part Of The Human Condition And How The Brain Works, I Can’t Do Anything About It

With intentional practice, our inherent biases don’t have to limit us or others. We have the ability to grow and change

Bias can be a heavy word. People often conflate it with prejudice, racism, discrimination, or sexism. But bias, on its face, is not inherently good or bad.

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Artificial Intelligence

2 Common Myths About Unconscious Bias

As children, we have the ability to empathize and be attuned to others. As we get older, however, we become more self-centered and less observant of others.

The Theory Of Mind 

Improving social skills is a matter of turning that around and realizing that social skills are our sensitivities to the psychologies, moods, and experiences of others.You need to be aware when you’re not paying attention and when you’re projecting your own ideas, thoughts, and emotions on other people.

Social Skills

While other people are talking, we often focus on what we want to tell them rather than what they’re saying. This is because we tend to find ourselves more interesting than what other people have to say.To overcome this and improve your social skills, you need to flip that mentality around and start thinking that the other people are actually fascinating.

The Reason We Don’t Listen To Other People

To start finding others more interesting, tell yourself that you don’t really know them and try to find out something new about them that you never understood or saw before.Start paying more attention to their non-verbal communication, be attuned to their emotional cues, and get them to talk about their childhood and passions.

Becoming More Interested In Others

Imagine there is a person watching a movie. This person is usually you and watching your own movie.When you’re interacting with others, you are essentially being invited into their movie theater to watch their movie.However, most people often pull out their phones and secretly watch their own movie at the same time. We assume the other person won’t notice, but they do.The key to becoming a better listener is to learn to put down that phone and become fully immersed in what you’re there to see, as if you’re watching a jaw-dropping, award-winning movie in an actual theater.

The Visualization Exercise

<ul><li>You will have less drama.</li><li>You will have less arguments.</li><li>You will have less conflicts.</li><li>You will find yourself naturally asking the right questions.</li><li>You will be genuinely curious about others.</li><li>You will stand out and be more appreciated.</li><li>You will be memorable.</li><li>People will want to interact with you more often.</li></ul>

Benefits Of Becoming Attuned To Others

Here’s a summary of Improvement Pill’s video on how to be more likable.

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