One Sneaky Confidence Killer And What To Do About It | Dr. Aziz - Confidence Coach

31 Aug 2017 · 8 min
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Dr. Aziz (host) explains that a common, sneaky confidence killer is learned helplessness — reacting to setbacks by concluding 'I can't do anything' which drains confidence (metaphor: a cup with holes). He gives examples across life areas (dating, business, health, friendships), shows how the behavior is learned, and prescribes steps to stop it: notice and name it, reframe identity (mantra: 'I am a creator' / 'I'm fucking powerful'), commit to learning and seeking solutions, and take action. The video ends with a call to share experiences and subscribe.

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