Most people agree that self-confidence is one of the most important factors in how well we do in life. We are born with perfect self-confidence, but it is eroded by many factors as we grow up. Instead ...

How strong is your belief in yourself? On a scale of one to ten (being the strongest). For me, growing up I would have rated myself a two, I didn’t believe in myself. I was a very shy, non-expressive ...

TAMPA (BLOOM) – Confidence is a powerful tool that can impact every aspect of our lives, from our careers to our personal relationships. Yet, it’s something many struggle with. If you find yourself ...

Self-confidence is the foundation of a fulfilling life. When we believe in ourselves, we are more likely to take on new challenges, pursue our goals and maintain a positive outlook on life. However, ...

There is one essential attribute that most people desire, but it often seems to escape them. And that one essential attribute is confidence. While there are plenty of articles and even books on how to ...

If you want to feel more confident, exercise can be just what you need. You might think exercise builds confidence by changing the way you look, but there’s much more to it than that. In fact, the ...

Building your confidence and self-esteem is a daunting task. Yet building your confidence can benefit you in many areas of your life—the better you feel, the more you're willing to say yes to new ...

Confidence is a highly advantageous trait, as it can be applied in all aspects of life—whether in personal, social, or business contexts. For some people, confidence comes naturally. However, many of ...

Confidence, or the lack thereof, naturally fluctuates for any human. Whether you feel down when receiving negative news or after a huge deal falls through, your business will inevitably throw you ...

Confidence isn’t just about standing tall or speaking up – it’s about feeling at home in your own skin, no matter what decade of life you’re living. By the time we hit midlife, we’ve seen enough to ...

Middle schoolers embody a messy no-man’s land: young enough to get excited by stickers and play-acting, but mature enough to crave autonomy and opportunities to improve their world. Younger ...