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Ironclad Insight Day 2 – What is Confidence, Really?
My biggest takeaway is I’ve been thinking about confidence all wrong. Here are the points that stuck out to me.
1. Defining words makes them easier to learn:
- I didn’t know confidence came from math. It makes the word seem less vague and scary, something I can actually learn and apply.
2. Confidence can be separate from ego:
- I always thought being confident meant being cocky, and since I didn’t want to be seen as cocky it meant I couldn’t be confident. Going forward, I see myself building real confidence, not the showy stuff that I thought was confidence before.
3. Confidence as a likelihood takes away the pressure of perfection
- Before I thought confident players were perfect. Black and white, absolute. Either you’re confident or not. Seeing it as a likelihood or being able to ask ‘how confident are you’ makes it feel like it is a skill to be improved rather than a trait to have or not have.
Question for myself: What can I now identify as micro-areas in my life to start improving my confidence? Not my whole game or personality, but just a piece of it to start.
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Ironclad Insight Day 2 – What is Confidence, Really?
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