How to BE Confident WITHOUT Confidence

[Martin-jkng]

"I don't know what the hell I'm saying 90% of the time"

Boy, .you got that right.

[Zillionaire.]

Confidence means knowing your sh*t really well.

[christopherparbs]

Mastered the gimmick which makes the delivery flawless. It's great advice, and practice pays off.

[pandjara]

Man these last words explain so much about her lessons

[skidhvh]

Many people hate her advice but she's spot on 99% of the time

[infinitumneo]

Confidence starts with your inner game. The second step is your body language and voice tonality.

[Hector_x]

Keep up the good work most people want to throw out excuses but your advice can actually help most the time

[diehardernxgt]

Confidence is more about how you present yourself, not how much you actually know. You can say the dumbest stuff on the planet but still be confident.

[evansilversun]

I’m very impressed by her honesty. There are many pretty, smart and competent girls; well not that many, and this one is honest.

[jaxs]

Hello. I'm not American. I'm from middle East. I wanna say your Advices are really useful. For every men. Since 20 to 50. All of your Advices are educative and Cosmopolitan
Just pls don't yell at us
Peace and love❤❤❤❤

[alextanguay]

I’m a confident guy but doesn’t translate into success very often. I truly believe dating is all about the first 5 minutes if the girl thinks there’s chemistry and likes you..that’s it

[DI]

Stunning revelation...confidence isn't an absolute thing. You don't have to be impeccably confident to be attractive and competent.

[westernartifact]

Sometimes you can have confidence, or you can have authenticity. Alot of times it's hard to have both at any one given moment. Choose wisely.

[kc]

confidence only works if you have something to be confident about in the first place

[johnrainsman]

I was jealous of everyone for years because of my insecurities and weaknesses. But then I made a New Year resolution to end it, because I realized something. I do not believe in society anymore. I say two words to ultimately eliminate the self-doubt that tries to attack me: screw norms. I'm 27, still live at home, having never moved out. I have never had a girlfriend or a date, and I don't even have a driver's license. I have both a learning disability and ASD, and sometimes I say unfiltered things or act weird in social moments. I assume my ASD makes me "less normal." I don't have too many friends now that I've graduated from college and most of my friends have left town. My coworkers all seem to fit in; I usually stand out. I used to feel like a misfit at work, but now I realize that it's not a big deal. It's just they're not my people, they're each other's only. If my ASD makes them not like me enough, that's their problem. Sure, I don't have a great filter, but it doesn't define me; nobody is perfect. I don't care if people find me weird or annoying. I don't care that my both my sisters have boyfriends and started dating at 16 while I've always been single. I don't care that I can't drive. I don't care that I appear dopey because of my learning disability. I don't care that I graduated high school at TWENTY. I don't care that I seem slow and helpless and do better with a guide than by myself (my boss basically said that to my face). I don't care that I still live with my mom. I don't care that I went to a small charter school than the "superior" public school that has many more activities, adventures, and organizations. I don't care about any of my weaknesses; I still have confidence in myself. It doesn't matter what others think of me, it's what I think of myself that matters. I will never fall for society's tricks again; society is buIIshit, and that would explain our government and political leaders. I say "SCREW NORMS!" I am absolutely fine the way I am, I say confidently. I am not a loser. A disabled man who doesn't match standards, yes, but not a loser. There is nothing wrong with being different. Different is good. Normal is boring.

[lubricantesfinosdecelaya]

This Is tremendous advice. And honest from your part. Your right. You have a confident style and we like It. It also helps that ur not that bad looking

[crazyhegemon]

Do want you want to do while you don't have Confidence. Know you are going to fail but do it anyway. It will be extremely uncomfortable but that is a mental exercise that will make you confident over time.

[Athletics]

Billie; Excellent presentation! Yet more valuable tips! Yes, practice confidence. As the saying goes, "Practice makes perfect". Thank you!

[studybuddy]

She speaks the truth. Plenty of confident people don't know what tf they're talking about 90% of the times. Just look at Elon Musk he's always talking out of his ass.

[lemonmochi]

u dont need confidence.. that's like hot air. what u need is awareness and clarity. and knowing urself on the deepest level.