David Price explains how recalling unexpected successes rewires your confidence. When you remember moments you performed well, you build concrete evidence against the belief that success was just luck. You likely have more proof of your own competence than you think.
Hello, I'm David Price, the short guy who helps you walk tall. And this is confidence tip number 39. Confidence leaves clues. Can you remember when you did something really well? Perhaps you weren't expecting it to go as well as it did, but nevertheless, something that you did well. That memory is evidence. It's not luck. And so tap into the memories which provide evidence for your confidence. You'll find there's more than you think.
