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Self-Confidence vs Self-Esteem vs Self-Efficacy
What is confidence? -
Self-esteem
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Self-efficacy
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How to Determine How Confident You Appear to OthersFind Out How Confident You Appear to Others
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Evaluate Current Strengths and Problem AreasAchievement log
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Set Goals to Improve Your Confidence(SMART) goals
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Build Self-Confidence by Practicing the BasicsChange Your Body Language
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Dress Smart
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Manage Your Mental Attitude
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Stop Comparing Yourself
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Learn Everything You can about Your Profession
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Practical challenges
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Take Risks Once You've Gained Enough Self confidenceBuilding on your self esteem
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Start Benefitting From Greater Self-Confidence TodayCreate Personal Boundaries
Now that you know which aspects you want to improve, it’s time to set Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Relevant, and Time-bound (SMART) goals that’ll build your self-confidence.
You might think doing this is overkill for something as simple as improving your ability to make small talk but in reality, goal-setting is one of the secrets of people confident in their ability to make things happen.
Imagine when you’re trying to cook a new recipe. You don’t just chop the ingredients and throw it all in the pan then hope it turns out okay, right? You look for a recipe and follow it to a T. The same process applies when you’re learning to improve your confidence.
The tutorial below will guide you through the process of setting goals. Just don’t get too excited and go for the big things right away. Go for smaller, manageable things and use that to build on your success.