Confidence Tip #31

22 May 2026 · 1 min

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In this brief confidence tip, David Price—who introduces himself as “the short guy who helps you walk tall”—addresses a common misconception that confidence is tied to being loud. He explains that while some confident individuals are outspoken, many confident people are naturally quiet. He emphasizes that loudness is not a prerequisite for confidence and warns that equating the two can create a barrier for quieter individuals who may feel they must raise their volume to appear confident. The core advice is that quiet people can be fully confident without needing to be loud.

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Hello, I'm David Price, the short guy who helps you walk tall. And this is confidence tip number 31. A lot of people think that confident people are always loud. Their volume switch is always turned up. And that's the case for some people, of course, but not for everyone. Some people who are very confident are not loud at all. So don't think that you need to be loud to be confident, because that really is a barrier to people. They don't want to be loud if they're naturally quieter people. But you can still be a quiet person and be very confident. So don't think you need to be loud to be confident. You don't.