August 2017
Beginner
120 pages
2h 9m
English
You gain strength, courage and confidence by every experience in which you really stop to look fear in the face. —Eleanor Roosevelt
Whenever you don’t feel confident about doing something, it’s because you don’t believe you can do it or that, if you do, it won’t turn out well. You feel that what you would like to do, be or have is unlikely to occur.
Imagine, for example, that there was a difficult conversation you needed to have; you wanted the confidence to tell your manager at work that you needed to cut your hours to work a four-day week. Or you wanted to tell a family member you wouldn’t be joining them for Christmas, a birthday, an anniversary or a holiday. You’re worried about the response you’ll ...
Read now
Unlock full access