8 Easy Tricks to Improve Your self-confidence

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Boosting self-confidence is a valuable skill that can positively impact various aspects of your life. Here are 8 easy tricks to help improve your self-confidence


 

1. Walk 25% faster

Throw your shoulders back, lift up your head, move ahead a little faster, and feel self-confidence grow.

2. Talk slowly

People who feel they aren't worthy of being listened to tend to talk quickly. So ensure that you aren't rushing.

3. Accomplish small goals

Try making your bed in the morning. You will feel accomplished and that will pave the way for achieving bigger goals.

4. Dress nicely

This may come across as cliche. But when you dress nicely, you will most likely feel more confident.

5. Empower yourself with knowledge

Empowering yourself, in general, is one of the best strategies for building confidence.

6. Be a front seater

Ever notice in meetings how the back seats fill up first? The reason is lack of confidence.

7. Practice making eye contact

8. Practice speaking up at every meeting.

When you are in a meeting. Speak, comment, make a  suggestion, ask a question.



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