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A top 0.5 % Podcast (3.7mil downloads) with many guests and solo episodes. This is for you if you are struggling with self-esteem, confidence, or holding yourself back.

The Self Esteem and Confidence Mindset Podcast helps you build genuine confidence, strengthen your mindset, and find the courage to share the real you.

Hosted by Jonny Pardoe, each episode combines honest personal lessons with powerful guest stories about overcoming self-doubt, being seen, and sharing with confidence to be authentic no matter what life throws at you.

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You can find more from Miriam here:https://reset.withmiriam.com/What do you do when a life of prestige and privilege still can’t protect you from loss, and the system you trusted fails the people you love? In this heartfelt episode of The Self Esteem and Confidence Mindset, we sit down with Miriam Putnam, Certified Wellness Coach with twenty-five years of holistic mental health advocacy, to explore how she turned personal loss into a mission to find, and share, truly effective ways to heal body, mind, and soul.Miriam comes from a lineage of pioneers. Her family founded Crayola Crayons and Putnam Publishing, and her great step-grandmother was Amelia Earhart. But after losing her mother to mental health treatments and the system around them, she began to question the status quo and realised from a young age that wealth does not guarantee happiness. Today she leads de-stress programs that help people feel revived and release stress in a lasting way, while completing a Masters in Public Health and writing a book on her journey, due to be published in Fall 2026. This conversation is about courage, voice, and refusing to stay silent when something isn’t working.
You can find Nicole's book here:https://nicoleevansauthor.comhttps://www.amazon.com/MY-LIFE-STAGE-Language-THEATER/dp/B0HFC6GRF8/ref=sr_1_5What really happens behind the curtain, and what can the world of live theatre teach us about stepping into the spotlight with confidence? In this entertaining episode of The Self Esteem and Confidence Mindset, we sit down with Nicole Evans, author of “My Life as a Stage: Living the Language of Theatre,” to explore the secrets, language, people, and traditions that bring every performance to life, and what they reveal about finding your voice and being seen.Told entirely through the rhythm and imagination of poetry, Nicole’s book takes readers behind the scenes of the performing arts, from the moment the curtain rises to the final bow. She shares the fascinating terminology and hidden magic that make theatre possible, and the creative courage it takes to step on stage, share your work, and let an audience see you. This conversation is about creativity, expression, and why every one of us has a story worth bringing into the light.
Do you feel uncomfortable when you’re alone with your own thoughts? Do you reach for noise, approval, or other people’s opinions just to feel okay? In this honest solo episode of The Self Esteem and Confidence Mindset, I’m breaking down how to be okay alone, the difference between loneliness and solitude, and why self-reliance is one of the most overlooked foundations of real confidence and self-trust.If you’ve ever stayed quiet, held back your message, or shaped yourself around other people because being on your own felt unsafe, this episode will help you see how a fear of being alone can quietly become a visibility wound. You’ll learn how to build a relationship with yourself that doesn’t depend on anyone else’s approval, so you can speak up, be seen, and make the impact you’re capable of.
You can experience FLFE for a free right right HERE (no credit card needed for the free trial): https://www.flfe.net/Today I replay a confidence classic on raising consciousness: What if the consciousness level of your home or workspace directly impacts your self-esteem, confidence, and personal growth? In this mind-expanding episode of The Self Esteem and Confidence Mindset, we sit down with Jeffrey Stegman and Clayten Stedmann, pioneers in consciousness technology and co-founders of Focused Life-Force Energy (FLFE)—a breakthrough approach to activating high-consciousness fields in homes and businesses worldwide.Blending engineering, consciousness kinesiology, and decades of research on human development psychology, Jeffrey and Clayten reveal how your environment's energetic frequency directly affects your resilience, emotional wellbeing, and personal evolution. Their mission is revolutionary: raise consciousness at scale. If you're interested in energy healing, consciousness expansion, optimizing your environment, or understanding how subtle fields influence your confidence and growth, this conversation will open new possibilities.
You can find more from Sam here:Website: https://soulpurposeleaders.com/Resonance OS: https://resonanceos.io/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/samkukathas/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/soulpurposeleaders/What if the key to feeling confident, calm, and fully expressed isn’t more thinking, but learning to tune your nervous system through sound? In this fascinating episode of The Self Esteem and Confidence Mindset, we sit down with Sam Kukathas, creator of Neuro-Resonance Optimisation, founder of Soul Purpose Leaders and Resonance OS, and a former academic philosopher, to explore how sound, frequency, and voice can help you release what’s been holding you back and show up as your whole self.Sam spent 20 years as an academic philosophy before moving into energy work, breathwork, and sound. Today he uses his own voice to produce specific tones and frequencies in live sessions, helping people shift out of stress and self-doubt and into clarity, presence, and purpose. He is also joining the cast of the documentary The New Woo alongside Sadhguru, Michael Beckwith, and Marisa Peer. This conversation bridges rigorous philosophical thinking with embodied, experiential practice, and asks what it really means to find your voice, literally and figuratively.
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