Deciphering Self-Confidence

Why do so many people say ” they lack self-confidence “? It seems that a lack of self-confidence is inevitable. As if we were born with it.
– Is it because the concept of self-confidence has been idealized to make it unreachable?
– Is it because we like to say that we lack self-confidence?

Self-confidence can be nourished and grow. How?
– By accumulating experiences and successes, it is conditional confidence.
– Or choosing to trust yourself regardless of the indicators, it is unconditional trust.
Both are gifts.

Do you know that victims of manipulation have an above-average IQ?
To be more intelligent, to be more cerebral , is to risk getting lost in questioning and analysis instead of trusting one’s intuition, one’s common sense.

You say you lack self-confidence, especially in the presence of certain people?
Understanding the pitfalls, the black holes that siphon off your self-confidence on a daily basis, will help you to … avoid getting sucked in!
In this video we will sift through the 2 attitudes that undermine self-confidence: normalization and parental attitude.

Our inner dialogue and our words are like seeds that contribute to our successes or failures, and nourish or empty our self-confidence. So what is the colour of our language, how do we speak to ourselves and how do we address others?
In this video, I offer 6 tips for developing the language of trust.

According to Wikipedia, a self-fulfilling prophecy is an assertion that changes behaviour in such a way that the assertion comes true.
For example, the placebo effect allows a person to be healed as long as they believe in their own healing.
So, imagine the possible impact of self-fulfilling prophecy in all those areas where we lack confidence?