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EPISODE · Sep 6, 2023 · 45 MIN

How to Cultivate Unshakeable Confidence #078

from Evolve Leadership · host Angus Nelson

In this episode, Angus and his co-host, Senior Coach, Timm McLagan, explore the origins of confidence, debunk common myths about confidence, and provide practical strategies for developing an unshakeable confidence as a leader. They explain that confidence is not an external achievement, but something that begins within, it's about connecting to your core sense of self. Discover the understanding that confidence is an identity, it's the story you tell yourself about who you are... that confidence is not dependent on external circumstances, it can be built even in the face of setbacks or self-doubt.Topic Discussed:Symptoms of a lack of confidence in leadershipMyths/misconceptions about confidenceExamples of famous leaders who built confidence despite failureHow confidence is built - it's an identity, connected to your core selfThe power of retraining your brain with empowering storiesQuotes on courage vs. fear and confidenceResources Mentioned:The Confidence Gap by Russ Harris10 Minute Motivator (tool for retraining your brain)AgileEQ+ (Evolve Leadership's training method)If you're ready to explore coaching for your company or self, book a discovery call here.For more info, goto evolveleadership.org

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