Be Confident

by Rosa Chillis on April 6, 2010

“They are the weakest, however, strong, who have no faith in themselves or their own powers.”
Christian N. Bovee

Perhaps you’re thinking easier said than done, especially if you’ve been out of work for a period of time. But it’s important to not have negative beliefs about yourself. Never make negative statements about your body, looks, face, weight, and so forth.

And having a negative attitude about the possibility of landing the job you want and about achieving success in life, will influence your motivation, effort, and drive to attain your goals. Instead, try self-affirmations.

Self-affirmations are one-line “I” statements of self-belief. They cover areas related to who you are, what you can do, and what you will do.

Each morning look in the mirror and make these statements:

  • I am spiritual
  • I am gifted
  • I am a lifelong learner
  • I am worthy of respect
  • I can handle this situation
  • I can change my life
  • I can be positive
  • I will be a more profitable person
  • I will ace the job interview!

Your perception of yourself has an impact on how others perceive you. Why not make your list of positive self-affirmations. Think about your personal abilities, strengths, and talents.

Want to learn more about this career tip?

http://www.more-selfesteem.com/

This is an interesting site. Their motto: “Helping you build your self-esteem and confidence.” The site offers ideas to protect your personal mental health, such as “Smile and laugh more”; “Do things you love as often as possible,” and many other suggestions.

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