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Self-confidence

Having a healthy level of self-confidence is important to your health and well-being. It can help you become more successful in your personal and professional life.    1    . Fortunately, there are several ways you can boost your self-confidence.

Remind yourself of your good qualities.Take some time to think about or write down the skills, personality traits, and qualities that you like about yourself.    2    . For example, you might love that you’re compassionate and great at sports, or you might be proud that you’re fiercely loyal to your friends. This way you can remind yourself whenever you’re feeling down.

Silence your inner critic. By constantly thinking that you can’t achieve things, you’ll start to believe it. Pay attention to the negative thoughts and put a stop to them. It might help to write down the negative thoughts you have. Then, read through them to find where they’re coming from.    3    .

Don’t let mistakes stop you. Instead of beating yourself up for mistakes, focus on what you learned from the experience or what you’d do differently next time, and keep going.    4    . You might mentally tell yourself that you messed up on that test, but now you know what to study for next time.

Remember, it’s not an easy road to build more confidence. You’re not going to be the most confident person by tomorrow    5    . So rather than waste time worrying that you aren’t good enough, devote to your efforts. Ultimately, you’ll perform better in the long run.

A.It’s a process that will take time.
B.Get out your journal or diary and make a list.
C.Try to stop the source of these harmful thoughts.
D.However, not everyone feels confident in themselves.
E.You can find ways to join clubs that you’re passionate about.
F.If you’re used to lowering your head, push yourself to raise your hand in class.
G.Being afraid to make mistakes can stop you from learning and growing, so embrace them.
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