Did Someone Take Away Your Confidence?
Last week I had the honor to serve on a panel discussion at the virtual Charitable Gift Planners Conference and talked about how to build confidence for planned giving discussions.
Let me start by saying all of us struggle with confidence in some area at some point in our lives. Many of my clients come to me thinking that they have lost their confidence. Often, they believe that their boss, peer, or possibly spouse is to blame for “taking” away their confidence.
Confidence is a belief in oneself, and no one can take that from you. Confidence is gained when you stop telling yourself that someone took it from you. Confident people believe in themselves and have a positive mindset.
It is essential to retrain your thoughts in order to improve your confidence and meet your goals. You can take six positive steps to regain confidence today if you:
Remove negative self-talk
Drop the Imposter Syndrome
Stop comparing yourself to others
Grow your skills
Change your mental state
Become your own cheerleader
If you want to work on gaining confidence, hop on a free and fun 45-minute coaching session where you will learn how fast you can gain back your power and confidence
Joyfully,
Nancy
P.S. Join a Facebook group of Women in Non-Profit who are gaining confidence at https://www.facebook.com/groups/689653655178414/about/
