Elite Self-confidence Building Strategies To Stay Ahead of the Pack
Tue Oct 22 2024
What would you do differently if you were 100% confident in your skills?
In today's episode, I'm talking about why every female entrepreneur should turn building self-confidence into one of their top priorities. One of the most disempowering, stagnating, and corrosive traits we can nurture as entrepreneurs is a lack of self-confidence. Finding potentially hazardous situations and getting our senses aware of the possible dangers around us is our brain's job; we can't blame it for doing what is supposed to be doing. But in entrepreneurship, that might translate into delaying the launch of a new product, or avoiding reaching out to social media followers fearing something terrible would happen if we fail.
So it is about finding the sweet spot. Yes, we thank our protective brain for keeping us alive. Yet, we politely ask it to restrain itself from making business decisions.
Throughout this episode, you'll learn about the subtle differences between self-confidence and confidence, and how to nurture and train them efficiently. You'll also hear about how fear of failure and self-doubt interfere with your progress, how to transform the way you see each one of your failed attempts at doing something new, and much more.
Tune in to episode 158 of Unstoppable Female Entrepreneurs and discover how acting boldly and trusting your skills (even when you fail) are the things that will take you and your business to the next level.
In This Episode, You Will Learn:
About the differences between building self-confidence and being confident (4:13)What would happen if we stop to look fear in the face (6:01)Perfectionism is an excuse; it is only keeping you paralyzed (9:13)How to create self-confidence (13:52)Why you should take time to celebrate your achievements (even the smallest one) (15:05)
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What would you do differently if you were 100% confident in your skills? In today's episode, I'm talking about why every female entrepreneur should turn building self-confidence into one of their top priorities. One of the most disempowering, stagnating, and corrosive traits we can nurture as entrepreneurs is a lack of self-confidence. Finding potentially hazardous situations and getting our senses aware of the possible dangers around us is our brain's job; we can't blame it for doing what is supposed to be doing. But in entrepreneurship, that might translate into delaying the launch of a new product, or avoiding reaching out to social media followers fearing something terrible would happen if we fail. So it is about finding the sweet spot. Yes, we thank our protective brain for keeping us alive. Yet, we politely ask it to restrain itself from making business decisions. Throughout this episode, you'll learn about the subtle differences between self-confidence and confidence, and how to nurture and train them efficiently. You'll also hear about how fear of failure and self-doubt interfere with your progress, how to transform the way you see each one of your failed attempts at doing something new, and much more. Tune in to episode 158 of Unstoppable Female Entrepreneurs and discover how acting boldly and trusting your skills (even when you fail) are the things that will take you and your business to the next level. In This Episode, You Will Learn: About the differences between building self-confidence and being confident (4:13)What would happen if we stop to look fear in the face (6:01)Perfectionism is an excuse; it is only keeping you paralyzed (9:13)How to create self-confidence (13:52)Why you should take time to celebrate your achievements (even the smallest one) (15:05) Let's Connect! WebsiteFacebookInstagramYouTube5 Keys To Breaking the $10K Code Free TrainingWellness Entrepreneur MastermindIntuitive Marketing Membership Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.