How to Be More Confident in Your Workplace and Professional Goals

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confidence is a skill. You're not born with it or born without it. Do it anyway when you know it's in service to your long-term goals. It's human nature to have self-doubt show up, but don't let it run the show. Daniel Nestor has won eight grand slams and Olympic gold medal in doubles tennis.

A thought leader on goal attainment, Christina Curtis regularly contributes to the Harvard Business Review, Forbes, and Psychology Today. In her new book, Choosing Greatness, she provides an evidence-based approach to achieving exceptional outcomes.

Top 3 Value Bombs:

1. The most important thing is to recognize that confidence is a skill, so it's something you have to build. It's not a trait.

2. Energy is the most contagious thing in life. You can actually have two people sit in a room and not speak. And the person with the dominant mood or energy will transfer that energy to the other person.

3. If you're in a low slump, find the people who can bring you back up and pull you onto shore and get you on your feet so you can keep going. And if you're in a high, propel yourself forward, use it as a flywheel. Bring others around you and just trust that you're going the right way at the right time and the right moment.

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