âđŁ Which comes first, the confidence or the success?â - Sharon Jackman
Introduction:
Have you ever wished you had the confidence to start a new business?
Or speak on stage?
Or maybe even write a book?
Whatever youâd love to accomplish, remember this âŚ
Just like chaos comes before clarity, success comes before confidence.
Donât believe me?
Think about the first few times you drove a car.
Your heart pounded with every turn.
Your sweaty palms smeared the steering wheel.
And you were lucky you didnât slam into the garage. Or drive over a cement wheel stop in a parking lot.
Yet after practicing over and over, you eventually drove with such confidence, your mind could wander as you made your way across town.
So donât get down on yourself if you donât have the confidence to do something new.
The secret is just to start. Then let the confidence grow with your achievement.
And if youâre wondering whether you can shortcut the learning process to make your success easier?
The answer is YES. đ
How?
Through mental rehearsal.
Itâs the same process the worldâs greatest athletes use to nail their winning performances.
In your own mind, imagine yourself doing that new business youâve been dreaming of.
Or standing on stage inspiring that audience.
Or seeing your book in the window of Barnes & Noble. Or at the top of the Amazon best-seller list.
As you do this, feel the feelings youâre going to have when you get there.
Thatâs the key, because neural networks in the brain are fueled by emotional intensity.
The more you feel the emotion, the faster your brain wires in that achievement âŚ
Giving you feeling of confidence that helps you succeed even FASTER. âĄď¸ď¸
So which one really comes first, the confidence or the success?
Turns out thatâs entirely up to you.
And isnât that exciting?
DISCLAIMER: As a certified professional hypnosis specialist, my role is to help you resolve everyday problems using hypnosis. I am not a medical doctor nor a mental health practitioner. I do not diagnose, prescribe, treat, cure or heal any physical, mental or emotional illness