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Present yourself with confidence. Smile and look people in the eye. Give genuine compliments to others. Practice appreciation. Play to your strengths. Accept your imperfections. Be prepared. Set effective goals and work to achieve them.
Visualize yourself as you want to be. Affirm yourself. Do one thing that scares you every day. Question your inner critic. Take the 100 days of rejection challenge. Set yourself up to win. Help someone else. Care for yourself.
I'm lucky to know you. You are a pleasure to be around. Thanks for being you. I'm glad you are my friend. I think you are an amazing person. Furthermore, I am glad you are in my (family, workplace, class, group, life) I thought about during the day and couldn't stop smiling. Furthermore, I like to sit by you.
Lack of self-confidence can come from not knowing the “rules” of the confidence game. For example, if we think we have to feel confident in order to act confidently, we set ourselves up for failure. Perfectionism is another form of faulty thinking that contributes to low self-confidence.
Listen to bass-heavy music. It might annoy you when you hear it blasting from the car driving down your street, but bass-heavy music can actually trick your mind into feeling more confident. Groom yourself. Take a “power posture.” Do something you're good at. Remember a powerful moment.
Push through self-limiting beliefs. Never confuse memory with facts. Talk to yourself. Think positive to overcome your negativity bias. Raise your curiosity levels. Overcome self-doubt.
Be Kind To Others. Wear Yellow. Stand Tall. Learn Something New. Clean Your Room. Take A Selfie. Set One Specific Goal Then Do It. Turn On Happy Music.
Make two lists: one of your strengths and one of your achievements. Think positively about yourself. Pay special attention to your personal hygiene: take a shower, brush your hair, trim your nails, and so on. Wear clean clothes that make you feel good about yourself. Eat good food as part of a healthy, balanced diet.
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