Self Confidence Challenge Reflect On How Far You’ve Come
Aug 22, 2020
I hope you’ve enjoyed this 30 part series of building courage and increasing self-confidence as much as I have. More importantly I hope you’ve learned a thing or two and started to put this knowledge into action. The confidence hacks are always a great place to start, but all the knowledge I shared over the past month will serve you well over time.
Let’s take a quick walk down memory lane and browse through all the different topics we covered over the past 29 days. Here’s a quick rundown:
- Welcome To 30 Days Of Building Your Courage To Increase Your Self Confidence
- The Connection Between Self Confidence And Courage
- Courage Is A Habit
- Start By Looking Back And Seeing How Far You’ve Come
- Pick Something You’re Scared Of And Do It Anyway
- Focus On What’s Important To You
- Confidence Hack – Strike A Power Pose
- How Goals Can Help You Boost Your Confidence
- Confidence Hack – Write Those Goals Down And Check Them Off
- Do What You’re Good At And What Makes You Happy On A Regular Basis
- Confidence Hack – Keep a Journal
- Bad Days And Set Backs Are Part Of Life
- Confidence Hack – Do It Anyway
- Time To Talk About Negative Thinking And Negative Self-Talk
- Confidence Hack – Stop Negative Self Talk In Its Track
- Confidence And Courage Are A Balancing Act
- Confidence Hack – “What’s The Worst That Could Happen?”
- Put Your Shoes On In The Morning And Other Good Advice On Self Confidence
- Confidence Hack – Sometimes You’ve Got To Fake It
- Let’s Talk About Random Acts Of Kindness
- Confidence Hack – Start Volunteering
- Stop Complaining And To Focus On Solutions
- Confidence Hack – Eat That Frog
- The Power Of Being Prepared
- Confidence Hack – Make Yourself A Promise And Keep It
- Let’s Talk Diet, Exercise, and Sleep
- Confidence Hack – Cultivate A New Habit
- Avoiding People, Places, And Situations That Will Bring You Down
- Confidence Hack – Make A List Of Your Strengths, Skills, And Achievements
What has had the biggest impact on you?
What tips and ideas have you found the most helpful?
Those are the posts that you want to come back to again and again.
Take a few minutes today to reflect on not only how far you’ve come, but more importantly how this simple 30 day challenge has influenced you and changed you for the better.
What positive experiences have you had as a result of working on your confidence and courage throughout this month?
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