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The Psychology of Confidence: How to Move from Where You Are to Where You Want to Be

The Psychology of Confidence: How to Move from Where You Are to Where You Want to Be

Sam Davies
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"Confidence or the lack of it, often decides what you become or what you don't become. Here is a book, written with great understanding of the fundamentals of confidence to help you become the best that you can be"

? Dr. Johnson C. Philip.

"You just need to 'be' confident".

"You just need to be yourself".

"You just need to act 'as if' you're confident".

How familiar does these sound to you?

I remember they were was for me, but much to my dismay, the aforementioned 'advice' seldom worked.

That's why I decided to learn how to develop internally-validated confidence in not one, but a number of highly important areas of my life, but if there's one secret I learnt that others don't want you to know, it's this:

You can learn confidence , but you must have a strategy.

This book is that strategy.

This book costs as much as a cup of coffee, so skip your morning Starbucks and read this book instead ? there's a reason why it made the Amazon Top 100 bestsellers list for self-help.

Inside 'The Psychology of Confidence: How to Move from Where You Are to Where You Want to be' using the best of cogitative behavioural therapy, neuro-linguistic programming and positive psychology, you'll learn:

01. How confidence is defined and more importantly, how you can define it so you can condition yourself for success.
02. The ?problem? with confidence and why it shouldn?t be as sought after as it is.
03. How self-esteem and self-efficacy pertain to your confidence and how to develop them internally .
04. The ?formula? for confidence.
05. The 10 confidence ?hacks? you can use, now.
06. How to develop a more empowering belief system and positive self-talk so you'll never hate on yourself again
07. How you can use the social phenomenon of reciprocity to win people over.
08. How to apply the theories you?ve learnt and apply them in a number of highly important areas in life, including your career, dating/relationships, travelling and much more.

Here's what others have said:

?I would highly recommend . . . well worth the price!? ? Michael Serwa, London based life coach and public speaker.

?This book is an essential read? ? Alex R., Manchester.

?Buy this book if you really want to make a change in yourself? ? Jess F., Birmingham.
Language
English
Pages
103
Format
Kindle Edition
Release
November 14, 2013

The Psychology of Confidence: How to Move from Where You Are to Where You Want to Be

Sam Davies
0/5 ( ratings)
Read Download
"Confidence or the lack of it, often decides what you become or what you don't become. Here is a book, written with great understanding of the fundamentals of confidence to help you become the best that you can be"

? Dr. Johnson C. Philip.

"You just need to 'be' confident".

"You just need to be yourself".

"You just need to act 'as if' you're confident".

How familiar does these sound to you?

I remember they were was for me, but much to my dismay, the aforementioned 'advice' seldom worked.

That's why I decided to learn how to develop internally-validated confidence in not one, but a number of highly important areas of my life, but if there's one secret I learnt that others don't want you to know, it's this:

You can learn confidence , but you must have a strategy.

This book is that strategy.

This book costs as much as a cup of coffee, so skip your morning Starbucks and read this book instead ? there's a reason why it made the Amazon Top 100 bestsellers list for self-help.

Inside 'The Psychology of Confidence: How to Move from Where You Are to Where You Want to be' using the best of cogitative behavioural therapy, neuro-linguistic programming and positive psychology, you'll learn:

01. How confidence is defined and more importantly, how you can define it so you can condition yourself for success.
02. The ?problem? with confidence and why it shouldn?t be as sought after as it is.
03. How self-esteem and self-efficacy pertain to your confidence and how to develop them internally .
04. The ?formula? for confidence.
05. The 10 confidence ?hacks? you can use, now.
06. How to develop a more empowering belief system and positive self-talk so you'll never hate on yourself again
07. How you can use the social phenomenon of reciprocity to win people over.
08. How to apply the theories you?ve learnt and apply them in a number of highly important areas in life, including your career, dating/relationships, travelling and much more.

Here's what others have said:

?I would highly recommend . . . well worth the price!? ? Michael Serwa, London based life coach and public speaker.

?This book is an essential read? ? Alex R., Manchester.

?Buy this book if you really want to make a change in yourself? ? Jess F., Birmingham.
Language
English
Pages
103
Format
Kindle Edition
Release
November 14, 2013

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