Confidence Tip #134

23 Oct 2026 · 1 min

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In this brief confidence tip, David Price (the "short guy who helps you walk tall") advises viewers to craft an objective personal biography that accurately reflects their achievements, skills, and capabilities without bragging. He explains that writing such a bio serves as a personal capability statement, helping individuals clarify what they are truly good at. By putting these words on paper, the statements become embedded in the mind, boosting self‑awareness and confidence, even if the bio is never formally used.

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Confidence tip number 134. I'm David Price, the short guy who helps you walk tall. Write your own bio. Work out the best bio that describes you in your own view without bragging, just an objective bio about yourself and your achievements and your skills. You'll find that that'll become quite useful, even if you never actually use it in written form. It'll give you the ability to think about what you really are good at. What is your own personal capability statement? Having written it down, those words will find themselves embedded in your brain and you'll be able to use them. Write your own bio.