David Price says confident people have clear preferences in social situations. When friends ask where to eat or what movie to see, suggest something specific instead of saying you don't mind. Having an opinion and sharing it signals confidence, not pushiness.
Hello, I'm David Price, the short guy who helps you walk tall. This is confidence tip number 120: have a preference. Now, this is more in your social life perhaps than your work life. But if you're with a friend or a group of friends and they say, "Where should we go to dinner?" Always have a preference in mind. Say, "Why don't we go to XYZ restaurant?" Or if they say, what movie should we go and see tonight? Have a preference. Don't be one of these people who say, well, I don't really mind. Because confident people always have a view. They always have a preference. That's not being pushy. It's just that you're showing that you are confident and you have an opinion and you're not unwilling to share it. Have a preference.
