Posts Tagged ‘self confidence’

Yesterday I asked you to get the TO BE book. Why? Because I know change can be challenging – but without change there can be no progress and without progress, the process of life comes to a stop and it becomes dull and boring.  You are moving back instead of forward. If you want a [...]

There are five basic elements to reach any outcome you want: YOU Your plan, Your actions and behaviors, Your path and The outcome itself. If you develop a winning belief for each element it will empower you to achieve anything you want out of life. If you’re not happy with the results you are getting, [...]

Before you start any new venture, make sure you know which outcome you want and then break that down into small, achievable steps always starting with the end result in mind. That is how I started the club, how I wrote my book, how I (and anybody else that achieves things) do almost anything in life.

Throughout the course of normal conversation, many of us use negative self-talk. While planning our goals and dreams we stop ourselves from even starting by saying things like “I can’t…” “I’m not good enough,” or “I could never do this” This and the subtle little things that we say while on conversational autopilot that eat away at our self-confidence.

Self Confidence… that comfortable freedom to simply be yourself – absolutely certain that is more than good enough! A strong, healthy confidence is a warm reassuring feeling that in this life you can achieve pretty much all you want! The feeling that you can do whatever necessary to achieve your personal dreams! Unfortunately most of [...]

“I could never do that” “I’m just not confident enough” Have you ever heard anyone saysomething like this? You wouldn’t say it yourself, would you? You see it is pretty powerful when you make a statement like that. So many people linguistically define themselves to the world; they give themselves no option to be anything [...]

When you think about Confidence, what do you think of first? Is Confidence really important? Until only a few years ago I was a fairly shy, introverted female – always driven to succeed but never really succeeding. The reason was my lack of confidence and self esteem. In my eyes most people were better. I [...]