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The Key To Your Success
Self-confidence is at the root of every
success and
achievement. It is by increasing confidence and belief in
themselves that many
great achievers
went from being insecure persons, hesitant to
commit to
anything, to successful
entrepreneurs who are living their
dreams.
If you wish to
change yourself
and
achieve more, you need confidence –
courage and a strong belief in your ability to succeed. This depends on
your ability to act boldly with no guarantees of success.
Be
Different and Make a Difference!
Self-confidence is extremely important in
almost every aspect of our lives. People who lack self-confidence can find
it difficult to become successful.
Confidence breeds confidence. Self-confident
people inspire confidence in others. Gaining the confidence of others is a
key to
success.
Be a Victor!
The Power of Knowledge
Most fear is
rooted in ignorance. The more
knowledge
or skill you have in any area, the less fear it holds. So, never stop
learning
and growing. Become an expert in your field. The more you know about what
you face, the more courage and confidence you will have naturally.
Get the facts. Double check everything. Be
prepared for unexpected setbacks and reversals. The more prepared you are,
the more confidence you will have.
Turning Problems Into Opportunities: 6 Tips
Making Effective Presentations
That's the main secret of being
a good presenter: you have to
be confident to show confidence. You
must be inspired by the deep belief in your cause. To have faith in yourself
and your message, explore all phases of your subject and ask yourself how
your talk will help the audience to get what they want. Careful preparation
provides the solid ground you need to support your self-confidence. Tell
yourself you can do it, that you are more qualified than any member of the
audience to give this particular talk...
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How To Make Great Presentations
Case
in Point
Napoleon
Napoleon's courage and confidence was
legendary. How did he build these qualities? Napoleon paid particular
attention to detail. He studied and strived to understand thoroughly every
military situation he ever faced. Napoleon carefully considered and planned
for every contingency. He prepared against every setback or possibility of
defeat he might encounter.
Case
in Point
Lessons
from Jack Welch
Jack Welch
summed up his prescription for winning in three words:
25 Lessons from Jack Welch
The Danger of
Overconfidence
Confidence is good, but overconfidence is bad.
I-know-it-all attitude is dangerous. If you are certain that your approach
is the right one, you don’t search for better alternatives. |
