Have you seen
those movies where someone walks in the room, and the music suddenly stops, and
all heads turn to stare with eyes of awe? What is it about that person that
makes them so captivating and alluring? Why is that “IT” girl or “bad boy”
desired by most? It all boils down to one thing, confidence. These type of
people love and believe in themselves, and their abilities. Do you think if
that same “IT” girl or “bad boy” walked around with their heads low and thought
they were losers, and did not care about themselves, they would still have the
same amount of admirers? Not likely. Luckily, confidence can be learned and
built.
Sure, low
confidence and self-esteem can be deteriorated through negative life’s events
such as losing your job, physical ailments or illnesses, discrimination, or
physical, emotional, or sexual abuse. Sometimes the causes of low confidence
are deeply rooted and can go back to childhood experiences. If this is a
problem for you, speak with one of our highly trained Licensed Professional
Counselors at New Vision Counseling Center. Therapy can allow you to discover
the root of what is causing you to have low confidence. As a result, your
therapist can guide you into unveiling the confident person you are meant to
be.
Here are ten
instant ways to learn and build high self-esteem and confidence.
- Think positively about yourself. Write down your great traits and accomplishments and review them routinely.
- Dress in clothes that make you feel good about yourself.
- Pay attention to your personal hygiene. Take care of your hair, nails, and teeth.
- Eat a healthy balanced diet. It starts from the inside out. What you put into your body exudes on the outside.
- Exercise regularly, at least three times a week.
- Get enough sleep.
- Manage your stress, and eliminate unnecessary stress factors. Stress takes a toll on your body and your emotions.
- Set a realistic goal and achieve it! This is an instant confidence booster.
- Spend time with friends and loved ones. Attempt to grow your social circle.
- Most importantly, avoid people, things, and places that put you down or make you feel bad about yourself.
These are
simple actions that allow you to feel good. This consequently, rewires your
brain to develop more self-confidence. Your
goal is to commit to these ten simple actions. You’ll be amazed at how you
become more confident in yourself. Your self-perception has an enormous impact
on how other perceive you. Now you will be the one turning head heads upon
entering a room.
*Info in this blog is strictly my personal and/or professional opinion. Posts and comments are not intended to treat, diagnose or replace any medical advice you may have received. Please contact your doctor or therapist if you feel you need help, and in case of an emergency, dial 911 or go to your nearest emergency room.*
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