Chapter
How to Define Confidence in Social Settings
41:36 - 45:16 (03:40)
Confidence in social settings comes from past experiences of successfully connecting with others. It's important to have resilience and lack of attachment to the outcome of any given situation.
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Confidence comes from having past experience of doing something well and not being attached to the outcome of a situation.
41:36 - 43:30 (01:53)
Summary
Confidence comes from having past experience of doing something well and not being attached to the outcome of a situation. Resilience, on the other hand, is the ability to bounce back from a negative outcome and not let it affect future confidence.
ChapterHow to Define Confidence in Social Settings
Episode#014 - Self Confidence
PodcastModern Wisdom
The third agreement, "Don't take anything personally," from the book by Don Miguel Ruiz, encourages individuals to detach from other people's opinions about them.
43:30 - 43:50 (00:20)
Summary
The third agreement, "Don't take anything personally," from the book by Don Miguel Ruiz, encourages individuals to detach from other people's opinions about them. Instead, they should find internal validation and understand that other people's behavior and words are based on their own insecurities and experiences.
ChapterHow to Define Confidence in Social Settings
Episode#014 - Self Confidence
PodcastModern Wisdom
The uncertainty of social interactions can make it difficult to make friends in new places.
43:50 - 45:16 (01:26)
Summary
The uncertainty of social interactions can make it difficult to make friends in new places. One may approach a group of people that seem like they have similar interests, but unpredictable factors such as life events can make the interaction awkward.