Confidence is walking in your truth, walking in your power, and knowing who you are and what you bring to the table. Your worth is not defined by other people's words.
I was recently on Confidence Conversations hosted by Jocelyn Michelle explaining what it took to go from Finance to Fashion and what confidence means to me.
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