How To Put Yourself Out There | Dr. Aziz, Confidence Coach

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[JasonSilverstein]

I was afraid of putting myself out there until early 2018. I was at a point where I had nothing to lose, and therefore didn't care what people thought of me. I started doing videos and posting them to social media. Even though they were really bad when I first started nothing bad happened to me. This taught me that there wasn't anything to fear and now that I am in a better place, I still am able to post content because I learned that there isn't anything to fear.

[muslimkamal]

i just wanna thank you with all my heart

[titotitoburg]

May you have the courage to be who you are and to know on a deep level that you’re awesome.

[MichelleBaxoPowerLove]

yes yes! putting yourself out there boldly, freely makes SUCH a difference!

[RiaAbraham-rom]

This has been so helpful! I get really awkward in life when I'm suddenly thrown in the light. It's not that I don't have anything to say but it happens so suddenly that I get into panic mode. I particularly liked the part of visioning what would Badass Ria do? Would she be this bold about her opinion and not shrink away just to keep from upsetting people? The answer is YES! It's so simple to put a third person narrative - it makes me feel less pressure because well, I'm not hurting people, Badass Ria is just doing what she wants, she deserves that! (Of course not hurting people while I do this haha) Thank you so much for this video ❤

[Joshua-lwpy]

Good video! Positive visualization is really powerful, but we must put our contemplations into constant practice. There is a moment where we can test the boundaries or keep to ourselves. This time during social isolation is tough because we are all separated by a physical boundary. One thing that I struggle with is reaching out to people over social media, text or call. Time to start visualizing exciting and meaningful conversations over the phone!

[TheCudjoeRegime]

This was an amazing perspective/video. I found myself self reflecting on every point you said. Thank you!

[Harbiter]

Great advice as always.

Although lately it feels like my courage is going down a lot. Probably my lack of leaving the house is to blame...

[theconfidentcoachblueprint]

Dissolving the Safety Police is the most freeing feeling 💛 Great video with really helpful tips!!

[mandyrose]

I would love this if I could rather than simply liking. THANK YOU! “What would badass me do?”

[nickymehta]

Omg flip the frame! Off course!
I have a relative who sees people as centre of attention/ attention seekers when they get themselves out there. So I always stop myself from getting out there! I haven't promoted my published book, coaching services etc because of fear of being seen as an attention seeker!

But yes off course it's a total game changer to flip the frame! She doesn't like people receiving positive attention and I think that's weird and silly! Flipping the frame! Feels SO much better.

Thank you! I love your videos! 🙏

[genienutts]

This video is so underrated. Your advice is real, practical and effective!

[jskdkflfkdnmskd]

Good for you helping people like me gain confidence. I really don’t know what I would do without good people like you. I need help putting myself out there and this is such great advice!

[slipstream]

Dont know if anyones realised this yet but I recently watched fightclub and it reminds me of what Tyler durden would do instead of the narrator while ofcourse not being too extra but sends off sort of the same message to me in a good way.
Thanks even years later.

[Stratton]

Your videos are super awesome man. The way you present the information is very comical and easily receptive and you also explain things really well. Your real life scenarios are realistic. A lot of youtubers give the most cliché, repetitive, vague advice on topics like this but your style is very precise and easy to understand. Thank you so much for sharing your wisdom

[isoooalrock]

What you do after watching this video matters the most and i hope dr aziz you make a video on that because lot of us watch your videos we get motivated for few minutes and later forget everything and never ever take action. I really hope you make a some type of magical video explaining what to do after getting the knowledge from your videos

[MEETDRJ]

Im working on speaking whats on my mind more and im starting to answer more open discussion questions in college which helps me a bit.

[heyyy]

AHHH TY TY SM ima try to be badass me when i approach people now ! Also i really really like what you said about what if the other person had a bad reaction like it's all about perspective dude. Like what i just came to say blah blah, nothing weird about that.. ugh yess this helps a lot. Once again tysm!!!

[johnemmerling]

Great video! Thank you so much. I gotta use this when I am scared of being myself

[Divinemission]

Hi Aziz, I wanted to ask if you would make a video sometime on standing up for yourself while keeping rapport. I find that the more I read 'Not Nice' the more powerful I feel, but I still shy away from speaking up for myself or if I do I notice that I say it with a somewhat of a smile and lower tone of voice than I would normally speak in, like not stern. What is your take on this?