What podcasts say about Confidence
Every statement, with the speaker, the exact quote and the moment it was said.
What experts have said about Confidence
7 statements · 7 positive
Self-confidence arises from repeatedly demonstrating one’s claimed abilities.
“self confidence comes from giving the world irrefutable proof you are who you say you are”
Open the episode · You’re Not Depressed, You’re Living The Wrong Life - Jimmy Carr - #1135Listen at 29:19
Self-belief is especially important for young people pursuing goals.
“I think self belief is perhaps the most important thing, especially for a young person when they're trying to pursue whatever goal they have in life”
Open the episode · Why Almost Nobody Gets the Life They Want - Jett Franzen - #1130Listen at 6:43
Taking action creates evidence that builds self-belief and perceived capability.
“self belief is not going to just spawn out of nowhere. Right. You have to do something which creates evidence, which then not tricks your brain, but convinces your brain that you're the type of person that's capable of doing that”
Open the episode · Why Almost Nobody Gets the Life They Want - Jett Franzen - #1130Listen at 7:21
Believing achievement is possible and oneself capable can substantially help progress.
“letting yourself know that it is possible and you are capable of actually achieving that goes a long way”
Open the episode · The Art of Unstoppable Self-Belief - Joe Santagato - #1108Listen at 16:19
Self-belief works best when balanced by criticism, listening, and external checks.
“I only. It only works. And you're not a fucking brutal hang if you have checks and balances and you're very willing to take on criticism and you're very willing to listen as well.”
Open the episode · The Art of Unstoppable Self-Belief - Joe Santagato - #1108Listen at 2:25:36
Genuine confidence is contagious and increases confidence in other people.
“genuine confidence makes other people confident. Absolutely.”
Open the episode · Psyop Expert: Secret Techniques For Psychological Power - Chase Hughes - #1103Listen at 46:15
Confidence combines willingness to endure social injury with belief that things will work out.
“I think confidence is two elements. Number one, it is a willingness to receive social injury. I'm willing to be socially injured. Number two, it is a generalized or kind of a fuzzy belief that things are going to work out okay”
Open the episode · Psyop Expert: Secret Techniques For Psychological Power - Chase Hughes - #1103Listen at 48:20
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