You Build Confidence Through Action

Confidence isn't something you're born with—it's something you build.

It's a byproduct of doing the work, even when you're scared.

Every time you take action, you create proof that you're capable, resourceful and resilient.

When you take a step forward, no matter how small, you disrupt the cycle of doubt and create momentum you can build with.

Afraid to speak in public?

Create an intimate setting and talk about a topic you're passionate about.

Afraid of launching a new service because you're not sure if it would help your clients?

Start with a beta version of your product and invite feedback.

Networking anxiety?

Stop pitching your services. Ask them about themselves, let them talk and ask follow-up questions.

Afraid of recording yourself on video?

Have a peer, colleague or friend ask you questions (in person preferably), then record your answers and share.

Afraid of offering your high-ticket services?

Practice saying your offer out loud and get comfortable saying your numbers until it comes easy to you.

Confidence builds with action and repetition.

You don't lack self-confidence—you lack evidence that proves you can do it.

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This is part of the 60 Days of Realignment and Reimagining: A Transformational Journey for Entrepreneurs series. See the full post here.

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