Following
on from last week’s post I felt that there were more tips that I could talk
about that you can utilise to help you become more confident.
Some of these are similar but not the same as
last week’s but the most give a different perspective
1.
Stop comparing yourself to other people.
Focus your mind on your own activities and your positive qualities
rather than what other people are doing. Your self – confidence will benefit
many times over!
2.
Clear our all of the clutter from your life:-
at
home you can focus on your bedroom, your lounge, your kitchen or the garage.
at
work you could look at your desk drawers, your office space, your workshop
If
your space is messy then it usually means that your life is messy.
3.
If you are going to party (and you are on your own) look out for someone new
that you have never spoken to before, or a person who is on their own and start
to make conversation with them.
4.
Following on from but not limited to point 3, make eye contact with the person
you are talking to or who is talking to you.
5.
When you are walking anywhere always walk with a purpose (it makes you look way
more confident). As a result people will
notice more about you than they if you are just ambling round with your hands
stuffed deep into your pockets.
6.
Take pride in what you are wearing, your appearance matters! You will never get a second chance to make a
first impression so you have to make sure it is a good one. How you look also affects how you feel, if
you look good on the outside it follows that you will feel good on the inside.
7. You could believe that you are surrounded by
a bubble of confidence (a little bit like Harry Potter’s Invisibility Cloak)
and that the confidence contained in that bubble fills your very being.
8. Choose the music you listen to with the
specific purpose of making you feel happy!
You will never carry off being confident if you are listening to slow
depressing music, you know, the sort of music that makes you feel as if you
want to shut yourself in your room away from the world and just be
miserable.
9. When you get to the end of the day, write
down something that you have done right. It may be that you helped someone over
the road, stepped in when someone was being verbally or physically abused.
10.
Make the effort to smile, it is amazing the affect it has on you and also on
all the other people around you. It
actually takes less physical effort to smile than it does to be miserable.
ooo000ooo
About Me
As the
founder of The Blue Sky Company I am dedicated to building a business that:-
“Inspires
and Empowers people to create Lasting change”
I am a Personal
Development coach; speaker; radio presenter; therapist and co-owner of a
virtual light centre called The Crystal
Spring .
My
therapy work includes music therapy; crystal therapy and Reiki (Master /
Teacher).
If you would like to know more then please email me
If you have found this (and my other posts) interesting I would really like
you to become a member of our Facebook family Under Blue Skies and you can do this by
following this link:-
LINKS to my other sites
Website:
Wytchwynd Photography
Pinterest:
ooo000ooo
To subscribe please click the button that says “Follow” on the right hand side of the page and you will be added to our list of subscribers.
If you have found this article (or any of my others) interesting or useful,
then it would be fantastic if you could leave a comment in the box at the
bottom the post.
Please share this and my other posts with your friends and associates so
that together we can work towards making this world a better place.
Have a fantastic day, live
a life of Passion and Power.
And above all
Don't
Predict The Future - CREATE IT!
DAve x
P.S.
The Under Blue Skies Workbook, the Mini Goal Pages, some of my music and a
selection of work by other content creators can now be purchased from my Shopping Page which is accessed by
clicking the tab at the top of the page.
DAve x
No comments:
Post a Comment