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4. Confident communication
When I first started sharing my insights with a wider audience, I worried about sounding too sure of myself or coming off as pushy.
But I soon discovered that confidence, used correctly, is about clarity and self-assuredness, not boasting.
When you present yourself and your ideas with conviction—whether you’re talking about wellness techniques, personal development advice, or any other field—you make it easier for others to trust your expertise.
I have to add though, that confidence doesn’t mean putting on an impeccable facade. Don’t be afraid to be vulnerable as well, as Brené Brown advises.
