How To Create Unstoppable Confidence And Trust In Yourself

29 Oct 2015 · 9 min
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Dr. Aziz (host) explains that self-trust is not a feeling granted in advance but something forged over time by repeatedly doing the things you want to trust yourself to do. He contrasts faith (unverified belief) with trust (verified by experience) and recommends progressive exposure — start small, practice repeatedly (e.g., speaking, group calls, presentations, Toastmasters) — to convert faith into lasting, "unstoppable" confidence. The episode closes with viewer CTAs (comments, likes, watch more).

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