This Is What TRUE Confidence Looks Like...

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Find Your Charisma Style In 11 Questions👇

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Find Your Charisma Style In 11 Questions👇

[billy]

"Courage isn't the absence of fear, it's the willingness to confront it"

-Said somebody, probably

[therealdarklizzy]

After a lifetime of bullying and introversion, I had a mental breakdown and just started doing whatever I want. I no longer fear talking to people. I think I was an extrovert all along, but one that got beat into submission by a society of bullies.

[davidaustin]

Confidence is only partially earned through self acceptance. You need to find confidence in something in order to be confident in your flaws. It can be anything.

[nickypoundtown]

Admitting you're scared actually connects you with people better as you're touching on a common interest

[fulahno]

"How can a man be brave when he's afraid? - asked Robb to his father
That is the only time a man can be brave - answered Ned"

[clintmcbride]

I have always loved this train of thought. Confidence isn't about being a loud "alpha" wanting attention and treating others as that's called ego. What confidence means is to be honest with yourself and working to overcome your fears. To stand up and do what you feel is right to do even if you are afraid, and to not care about what others will think when you do.

[bajovato]

As I’ve gotten older, I’ve learned that owning your flaws goes a really long way.

[oliverclothezoff]

How can you be brave when you're afraid? "That is the only time you can be brave" -Eddard Stark

[joelc]

“How to have confidence” when you don’t look like Tom Hardy…. Where’s that video?

[evolition]

One of my two top favorite actors. Hes a legend

[lilxsweet]

Tom made a statement once in an interview that stayed with me "all sentient beings are important"

[donnatassa]

It's called having COURAGE. Being courageous isn't the absence of fear, but the mastery of it.

[wdtripps]

A very long time ago I worked in a Prison. In that environment tattoos are everywhere. Quickly it was apparent that most but not all people who have alot of tattoos are actually insecure.

[junaidinomani]

This is the reason he's one of my favorite actor

[amoses]

Just be honest. I needed to hear this.. I've tried being consistently appear "flawless" and that MO I've learned from my upbringing has been a detriment and a liability.

I've watched this video 3 times back to back. This video helped me to drop that habit on the spot. Some of us need to watch this on repeat to soak in.

Every man old and young need this video. Thanks for the vid 😎👍🏾!

[richardfisher]

Im a bodyguard. I got to know Tom quite well about 12 years ago after he'd returned from the States filming Warrior. With me he was very down to earth and easy to talk to. True fact, he'd even considered becoming a bodyguard himself before his acting really took off.

[Lu-KN]

He was/is so awesome as Alfie Solomons in Peaky Blinders! It was pure pleasure for me to watch mim play that character.

[kellikakes]

Yes!! Vulnerability is INCREDIBLY sexy and admirable

[Jhulinare]

What do I fear?
I fear stagnation and lack of progress.
I fear never reaching potential and being average.
I fear being forgotten... The past... Yesterday's news.
I fear giving up and being passed by, going softly into that goodnight.
I fear letting those I love down, letting myself down.
I fear settling, giving in to the "that's just the way it is" mindset.
I fear dying without leaving my mark.
I fear not feeling these fears anymore and just floating along.
These fears feed me, they nourish my drive.




I love my fear.