"confidence can be very quiet" - finally someone said it, thank you!

A woman complimented me saying she loves the I walk into a room, and that she loves the confidence I radiate. Probably one of the best compliments I’ve ever gotten.

My social anxiety levels already went through the roof. *Goes to bed with confidence*

I became more confident when I accepted the idea that I have no control over other peoples thinking and realizing that it is not worth my time and energy to worry about. The things that people say, whether it is about you or anything else, says more about themselves. When someone speaks they showcase and represent themselves for everyone to hear and see. How you respond or choose to say will also say a lot about you, more than the person you are saying it to or about.

“a confident person takes their time to leave or enter a room” Me: arrives at school 50 minutes late to show my confidence

I cant wait to use this for all the public speaking and confrontation I won't be doing!

Finally a video that does not just focus on posture, intonation, gestures, etc but emphasises the importance of KNOWING the subject you're talking about.

77 Codes of Power feels like something I wasn’t supposed to find… and now I can’t unsee it.

Working as a teacher, having good body language and tone to project confidence is super important. It can be the difference between a class that mocks you and one that respects you.

Confidence isn’t “I know they’ll like me”, it’s “I’m okay if they don’t”.

Confidence comes when you have a deep knowing that you are of value and worthy to be on this earth and worthy of respect and being listened to.

Thank you for this great video. My key takeaways are: 1. Show that you are in command and in control. For example, make eye contacts with others. Talk to convey your message instead of convincing others by saying the same thing in different ways or over-explaining yourself. Take your time to say it and answer the questions. Do not show any quick motion like you are in a hurry. Sit comfortably and own the space 2. Ask yourself how you want to be perceived and what should you do to make it happen. Imitate someone who you think is confident 2. You can build and nurture your confidence. Practice. Practice. Practice

Public speaking technique: shrink your audience scale. Pick 3 people in different parts of the audience. Talk just towards them. Not necessarily directly at them, but look in their general area, gliding back and forth between them. It's much easier to talk to 3 people than, 10, 100, 1000 or greater. It will bring down your anxiety and raise your confidence.

"I'm here to convey , I'm not here to convince". That's the spirit , man.. I need this miracle in my life.

need me this after our years of quarantine so i can have a humanlike posture as opposed to the semi-pterodactyl stance i've developed as a result of solitude

1:00 traits of confident people 3:10 modeling confidence 4:48 behaviors 5:39 intonation 7:33 cadence 9:26 nonverbals 11:32 public speaking 13:10 conclusion

Not being intimidated by others can make you confident. No matter what your status in life is, we're all just humans.

Teacher: You should be confident Student: Confidently answers the wrong answer Teacher: *Humiliates the student* Student: - 9000Confidence

Knowing that 2.7 million people just learned how to say “no” correctly is amazing

There is a fine line between confidence and arrogance. People are comfortable around confident people but they inwardly despise arrogance. Be confident!