The pharmacist responded, 'Better than that, sir. We give a comb with every bottle.' Wouldn't you love to have that kind of confidence?
One man quipped, 'When it comes to believing in myself, I'm an agnostic.' One of the greatest problems many people experience is lack of confidence. Some don't believe they 'have what it takes,' others are afraid to try something they've never done before, others hang back out of shyness and still others don't believe they measure up to friends or colleagues.
1. Your words and your thoughts have immense power. Be careful what you think and say.
3. Don't beat yourself up over mistakes. We all make them. Tell yourself you'll do better next time and let it go.
4. Remember what you do well and don't worry about the rest. You have a unique contribution to this world.
5. Remind yourself that it doesn't matter what anyone else thinks. You may need to tell yourself this many times.
6. Tell yourself that your fear will not hold you back. Tell yourself that you can do what you're afraid to do. Encourage yourself.