How to Improve Confidence - Part 2
In part 1 of this series, we looked at 5 ways you can begin improving your confidence (also listed at the bottom of this read).
This week our focus will shift to examine a key characteristic of confidence - Confidence is developed, not imagined.
We often wish we had more confidence. We can imagine what it would look like to walk into a room, with our head lifted high. And maybe in the moments where our favorite song plays, or we obtain a compliment from someone well esteemed, we can actually feel a sort of aura of confidence come over us. And as genuine as the thought or feeling of it might be, it is short lived, because true confidence was lacking.
Confidence is not an outfit that can be worn or a switch that can be turned on and off. True confidence is developed over time, via methods like the 5 listed below.
True confidence doesn't vanish as quickly as our feelings. It is an engraved characteristic of our disposition that remains with us as long as we continue to strive towards its development.
Similar to muscles, confidence takes time to build, and doesn't go away over night, but just like if our muscles are not exercised and eventually diminish, confidence will also diminish if not exercised.
5 Ways to Improve Confidence (See 5 Ways to Improve Your Confidence - Part 1 – SimplyHealthyHome (shopsimplyhealthyhome.com) for more details)
1. Increase Your Knowledge of the Topic
2. Gain Experience
3. Know Your Objectives - and How to Achieve Them
4. Recognize Your Strengths
5. Understand This - Your Value is Not Subjective
Now that you've learned the importance of developing confidence and 5 ways you begin doing so, it's time to go out and put this all into practice!
I encourage you to jot down a few bullets on ways you can specifically start putting each of the 5 ways that were listed above into practice.
After you jot down a few bullets for each, make sure you continue tracking your progress. Keep in mind, confidence is developed, and it takes time. And the time it takes is not always the same from person to person, it varies.
I would love to hear if you found this series on confidence helpful, and examples of how some of the 5 methods above have worked for your personally, so drop a comment below or leave me a message!
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