Confidence isn't found at the end of a rainbow

Ever hoped that confidence would just magically appear before taking action in your marketing, business or life?In this episode, I'm sharing why confidence isn't something you discover at the end of a rainbow, but something you build by taking action, even when you're scared.

In this honest and personal chat, I dive into some of the myths around confidence, share my own struggles and vulnerabilities around insecurity, and offer practical advice on how to grow genuine confidence. From tackling our Kiwi "tall poppy syndrome" to overcoming fears of seeming arrogant, I'll empower you to step forward with your "ten cent piece" of confidence in your business and personal life.

Episode Highlights:

• Confidence as Action, Not a State: Why real confidence is built by taking action despite fear.

• Overcoming "Tall Poppy Syndrome": Understanding and managing the Kiwi cultural fear of judgement and criticism.

• My Personal Confidence Journey: Reflecting on my experiences, including significant weight loss and how my own insecurities have shaped my journey.

• Confidence vs Arrogance: Clarifying the difference between authentic confidence and arrogance, and why genuine confidence uplifts others.

• The Confidence Coin Method: My unique tip for incrementally building confidence with your own "confidence coin."

• Handling Criticism: Sharing my approach to dealing with negative feedback and why you shouldn't let unsolicited opinions hold you back.

• Building Trust and Authority: How confidence naturally builds trust, establishes authority, and inspires others to grow and take action.

Key Takeaway:

Confidence doesn’t just appear—it grows through consistent action, authenticity, and courage. It's about showing up for yourself even when it's tough and learning to back yourself every day.

Tune in for relatable stories, practical tips, and honest insights that will inspire you to confidently show up in your life and business.

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