Self Confidence is understanding what you can do and what you can’t do. Its knowing you can solve any problem or challenge that life throws at you.
Self Confidence is about being able to create written goals and KNOWING that you will complete everything you set your mind to.
Self confidence is you are in control of your future.
Self confidence is taking a stand and sticking to it
Self confidence is knowing when you are wrong and admitting it.
Self confidence is having the imagination to see things that don’t exist and creating them.
Self confidence is being enthusiasm about everything you do.
Self confidence is having self control.
Self confidence is doing more than you are being paid for and reaping greater rewards throughout life.
Self confidence is being nice and polite and have a pleasing personality no matter how your are treated.
Self confidence being accurate in your thinking.
Self confidence is concentrating on one thing until its completed.
Self confidence is working with others while taking a back seat when needed.
Self confidence is seeing each of your failures as a new lesson on how to succeed.
Self confidence is treating every person the way you would like to be treated.
To read some articles about gaining Self Confidence by Brian Tracy- start here.
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Sharing with Zale and his readers the lessons I’ve learned about self-confidence starting with the influence that Alexander, my first-grade classmate, gives me even today. People, no doubt, will laugh at your wild ideas to make things better for any and all corners of the world, but take your inspiration from those who don’t let that laughter get you down. Laugh with them and keep on plugging!!! Thanks, Zale, as always I enjoy your stories, your example and your prodding of others to go for success! Keep on running. BTW, can’t find what I’m looking for, but wondering if you have a story or area where we CXOs can post running races we plan to run so that we can meet up and inspire each other there, too?