Proven Ways to Build Confidence & Self-Worth reviseted
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“Welcome to the *Year of Profit*
podcast, the place where we talk about building wealth in every part of your life—financially, mentally, and emotionally. I’m your host, Joe Shortridge, and today we’re diving into a topic that every single one of us has struggled with at some point: **confidence and self-worth.**
Now, if you’ve ever walked into a room and felt like you weren’t good enough, or you’ve held yourself back from opportunities because of self-doubt, then this episode is for you. We’re going to talk about **proven, real-world strategies to build confidence, boost your self-worth, and step into your power.**
So grab your coffee, settle in, and let’s start rewriting the story you’ve been telling yourself.”
SEGMENT 1: Understanding Confidence & Self-Worth
* Define **confidence**: trusting your ability to handle situations.
* Define **self-worth**: the belief that you *deserve* love, respect, and success.
* Psychology piece: how childhood, failures, and comparison can erode self-worth.
Childhood experiences like abuse or neglect create negative self-perceptions, while repeated failures foster feelings of inadequacy. These internal issues are amplified by social comparisons, particularly in the age of social media, leading to persistent self-criticism and diminished self-worth. Over time, this cycle erodes confidence, creating deeply ingrained negative beliefs that can only be countered through self-compassion, challenging negative thoughts, and focusing on personal strengths and achievements.
* Message: “Confidence is not the absence of fear—it’s the decision to move forward anyway.”
SEGMENT 2: Proven Ways to Build Confidence
1. **Master Small Wins**
* Do one thing daily outside your comfort zone.
* Build momentum by stacking little victories.
* Example: speaking up in a meeting, trying a new workout, introducing yourself to someone new.
2. **Body Language & Physiology**
* How posture, eye contact, and tone of voice change your self-perception.
* Practical: “Power poses” for 2 minutes before an interview or presentation.
3. **Skill Building = Confidence**
* Confidence grows when competence grows.
* Example: Learning public speaking, money management, or fitness habits.
4. **Speak Kindly to Yourself**
* Replacing self-criticism with affirmations.
* Give the audience a sample affirmation: “I am capable. I am learning. I am enough.”
SEGMENT 3: Building Self-Worth
1. **Stop the Comparison Trap**
* Social media vs. reality.
* Ask: “Am I comparing my behind-the-scenes to someone else’s highlight reel?”
2. **Set Boundaries**
* Self-worth grows when you stop saying yes to everything.
* Example: protecting your time, energy, and relationships.
3. **Practice Gratitude**
* Daily gratitude journaling rewires the brain to focus on strengths.
* Ask listeners to write 3 things tonight that they appreciate about themselves.
4. **Celebrate Progress, Not Perfection**
* Reframe failures as feedback.
* Story: A well-known figure who failed repeatedly before succeeding (e.g., J.K. Rowling, Thomas Edison).
Walt Disney
had his first animation company go bankrupt and was fired from a newspaper for lacking imagination before creating Disneyland and Mickey Mouse.
Stephen King
faced rejection from publishers before finding success, many times
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SEGMENT 4: Exercises & Takeaways
* **The Mirror Exercise:** Every morning, say one thing you love about yourself in the mirror.
* **Confidence Journal:** Write down one win every night.
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