Tag Archives: confidence

6 Reasons You Should Love Stretching Your Comfort Zone

No matter how bad your English skills are, you have to do it, because you don’t want to give a rude impression of yourself.

Stretching your comfort zone is mandatory for your own development’s sake. Here are six reasons why you should love stretching your comfort zone – instead of hating it. Continue reading

Book Review: The 7 Keys to Success by Will Edwards

Gain pleasure. Avoid pain. That’s pretty much what we’re wired for. But is there more to life? Will Edwards considered the question and realized that there is. He realized that we need to wake up to our life purpose and dedicate ourselves to fulfilling it. Continue reading

Get Over Yourself! Learn This Secret to Boost Your Confidence

Furthermore, nobody thinks about you, watches you, keeps track of what you’re wearing, or notices the words you mispronounce. And yes, this is wonderful news! Why? Continue reading

Why People Can’t Overcome Their Fear of Failure

However, there is another equally important reason.

On the surface, you can call it the fear of failure!

However, there is a much deeper and critical aspect of your fear of failure, specially when it comes to pursuing your passion.

It doesn’t hurt that much when you fail to achieve an average goal that you’re not so emotionally attached to it. Continue reading

Stop Worrying What Others Think! 9 Tips to Gain Confidence

All the world is not a stage, you just think it is. And it is this thought — the belief that you need to perform for an always-watching and always-critiquing audience — that creates massive anxiety. If you’d like to reclaim some of the time and energy you spend worrying about what others think, then read on and be inspired to be, create, and share your talents without fear of embarrassment. Continue reading

Why You Should Never Attach Your Identity To What You Do

What’s the first thing that males ask each other when they meet?

‘So what do you do?’

We then begin to respond with the job, the business, the project or whatever else we ‘do’ – and this is what defines us. Or that’s what we think.

We may just as well ask… ‘So what do you make? (in dollars that is) as if that is what also defines us. Continue reading