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Tag Archives: confidence
It Works Both Ways: Helpful Hints On Building Trust
For those of you who have never met me, here I am in all my glory! 🙂 One of my passions is helping others overcome their fears & for that, I use friends like Geoff (also in the picture). … Continue reading
Posted in authenticity, building confidence, building relationships, challenge, communication, Friendship, help, photographs, principles, relationships, the bigger picture, trust, truth, Uncategorized
Tagged building everyday relationships, building friendships, building strong relationships, building trust, confidence, developing friendships, helpful hints on building trust, hints, integrity, learn from my mistakes, personal experience, principles for successful relationships, tips, truth
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Light At The End Of The Tunnel?
The saying, ‘Light at the end of the tunnel‘ is often used as a term of optimism for when things in the here-and-now are a bit rough. Indeed, I am aware firsthand how dark, confusing & directionless life can seem, … Continue reading
30 Things To Stop Doing To Yourself
Today I’m posting a link to a blog page that is very challenging, very encouraging & very relevant. Enjoy reading … http://www.marcandangel.com/2011/12/11/30-things-to-stop-doing-to-yourself Until next time …
Confidence: Theory or Practice?
My last blog explored how although confidence can come from within, we usually also require external help to enable us to grow & move forward. Today I want to look at how important practical application & experience is in completing … Continue reading
Confidence: From Within or Without?
Confidence doesn’t always start from within: sometimes it needs a kickstart from outside. That’s why I disagree with the “think positive & everything will be well” brigade. We can think as much as we like but some things only begin … Continue reading
Self-Esteem & Self-Confidence
Today I’m going to start a ‘mini-series’ on what I see as possibly one of the most crucial elements to any success story: self-esteem and self-confidence. I’ve put them his way round for a reason that will become apparent as … Continue reading
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Tagged achieving success, building confidence, building for success, confidence, exceeding our expectation, expectations, helping others succeed, helping ourselves succeed, how to be successful, lack of confidence, self belief, self esteem, self-confidence, self-help, self-image, under achieving, what we can do, who we are
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Our History Determines Our Success: True or False?
Lately I’ve been thinking about how our achievements in life are shaped and moulded by our history and experiences, with some of the strongest stimuli for success or failure being in our childhood years. I know this can be an … Continue reading
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Tagged business success, community values, confidence, encouragement, improving relationships, mentor, mentoring, porn, price of success, risk, self esteem
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Bridge Builder, Pace Setter or Record Breaker?
How often do we come up against an issue or problem and immediately think, “I can’t do that“? How often do we look to others to solve our problems because we feel inadequate? Why do we think others find things … Continue reading
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Tagged achieving goals, athletes, beijing olympics, business focus, business success, commitment, competitors, confidence, creativity, dreams, errors, exceeding our expectations, fear of failure, increased confidence, learning, learning from our mistakes, mistakes, motivation, olympics, overcoming fear of failure, overcoming obstacles, pablo picasso, pace setting, personal best, record breaking, roger bannister, self belief, setting goals objectives, sir ken robinson, sir kenneth robinson, success, successful business strategies, targets, tearget setting, training, winners, world records
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