Here's what to expect on the podcast:
- People either gain or lose confidence at a young age.
- How can taking responsibility for your own happiness contribute to building confidence?
- Ondra breaks the belief that success requires a university education.
- What specific areas of life can see immediate improvements through the benefits of self-education?
- And much more!
About Ondra:
Ondra is a mindset coach, international speaker, and author who overcame depression and social anxiety without therapy and medication. He has worked in 8 different fields and 4 different countries before becoming fully self employed at the age of 22. He is also a digital nomad who has visited 20 counties. And he has helped dozens of individuals find their purpose and passion in life, overcome social anxiety, and start their impact-driven businesses.
Connect with Ondra Nemcik!
LinkTree: https://linktr.ee/therobohumanist
A Free Virtual Open Mic Event: https://www.robohumanist.com/connexpression
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