The only ways to truly have self-confidence. Unlock your full potential now.

I’m aware of the situation.

– Desiring to speak up but avoiding doing so because of shyness.
– Setting lofty ambitions and goals while doubting one’s own capacity to achieve them.
– Wishing to improve your life but never following through on your commitments.

I love confidence. The one thing that many of us aspire to have but find illusive, continuously sought after, and apparently unattainable. Everyone else seems to be unconcerned with what other people think of them, walking around with confidence as though they were a gift from God and never afraid to be authentic. There is also us. In class, we were too shy to raise our hands. afraid to go out on dates. we’re cloaking ourselves in bulky sweaters and hats that cover our faces.

We have a lot to say and contribute, but we lack the courage to speak up. Or, in the words of Dejan Stojanivovic, “My feelings are too loud for words and too shy for the world.” It’s awful. However, it need not be miserable. I’ve transformed from a young adult who was highly self-conscious, reserved, and worried to a man with the self-assurance to launch businesses, go on dates, post videos on YouTube, engage in casual conversation with complete strangers, and care very little about what people think of me. I’m going to assist you right now. Ready?

Competence Should Come Before Self-Belief

I don’t recall when I originally read this, but ever since, it has been with me. If you have never given a presentation before, you cannot expect to be confident about it. Simply put, your brain lacks experience to draw from. Since there was never a prior instance, it is unable to reason and state, “Well, that went okay the last time we did that.” Therefore, you will need to start doing that things if you’re wanting to gain the confidence to accomplish something specific. It worried me to do it. With practise, those anxious feelings will lessen. You’ll look back in the future and wonder why you ever regarded that item to be frightening. But it will be frightening until you do it. You cannot escape that truth. Yet you can start working.

Get a haircut

“Are you kidding?” My previous haircut was the worst. I also used to dress in the most unattractive outfits and had no pride in my appearance. Afterward, I got a fresh haircut one day. And I modified my approach. Also, I went to the gym. And then, as if by magic, my confidence increased. This is not complex science. In general, you’ll feel better about yourself if you like how you appear. Similar to armour, it. But it’s crucial to keep in mind that the objective isn’t to improve your appearance in order to get more compliments. It’s a problem if hearing positive things about yourself from others is how you build your self-esteem.

I firmly believe that you shouldn’t take anything others say personally, whether it’s positive or negative. You ought to be confident in yourself already. If you depend on compliments to lift your spirits, insults will still hurt. Your self-assurance is still erratic. Instead, take care of your appearance by dressing nicely, taking care of your hair, and working on your physique so that you like how you seem in the mirror. Oh, and avoid getting a terrible cut at all costs.

Maybe Give Up Trying to Be Confident

I’m aware that that seems illogical. But the truth is, we frequently refrain from acting confidently when all we can think about is striving to be more confident. We feed the social acceptance monster in our brains. The opinions of others, on the other hand, become less important when we simply concentrate on being present with whatever task is at hand at the time. Actually, it is mindfulness. How then do you put that into practise?

• Pay close attention to each step the next time you’re frightened about people on the street staring at you.
• Pay attention to perfecting each rep while lifting weights in the gym while aware that you appear novice.
• If you’re on a date and your nervousness skyrockets, focus on the other person’s words and pay close attention to what they have to say.

We are not mentally disoriented while we are in the moment. We are right now. And frequently, that’s all it needs to achieve mental tranquilly. naturally, confidence.

Hello Everyone, finally published my new book “Focus”. In this book, I took a poetic licence in considering the spiritual aspect of focus, which has rarely been done. Other books focus on the practical aspect and tell you to do this and that, but in my book, I discuss how we can find focus within ourselves without relying on an action-oriented approach. Any purchases or KDP reads will be greatly appreciated. If you like my books, do leave a review. Here’s my author page on Amazon – https://amzn.eu/d/aKbYysx