In this brief confidence tip, David Price, a self‑described "short guy who helps you walk tall," advises viewers to leave any event whenever they wish, without offering apologies, reasons, or excuses. He emphasizes that a simple, confident statement—"I'm heading off now"—is sufficient. The core message is that asserting the right to exit on one's own terms reinforces personal confidence and self‑respect.
I'm David Price, the short guy who helps you walk tall, and this is Confidence Tip number 131. Leave when you want to. That might sound a bit odd. What it means is, if you're in an event and you need to leave, then just leave. You just need to say, I'm heading off now, and you go. You don't need to be apologetic. You don't need to give a reason. You don't need to give an excuse. You just confidently say, well, I'm heading off now, and you go. Leave when you want to leave.
