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Building Self-Confidence
Building Self-Confidence
Building Self-Confidence
SeLf -CoNfiDeNcE
Step up – 2B
Tr. Barathi & Tr. 2
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a relaxed walk
alert eyes
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Low Self-Confidence Signs
an ease at both giving and receiving
an awkwardness accepting praise
praise
unconfident body language, such as walking with
openness to criticism and feedback
their head down and reluctance to make eye
curiosity about new ideas
contact
a refusal to get upset when things go negativity about others and avoidance of social
differently than planned situations
not joining in on activities
holding back in class
PoSiTiVE
being shy or timid
a willingness to succumb to peer influence
an expectation that they will fail at things they
try, or to not try as hard when things get tricky
1. Look at what you’ve easy to lose confidence ---> believe
already achieved haven’t achieved anything
make list of what you’re proud of
keep close by, add whenever done
something you’re proud of
when low in confidence ---> pull
out the list
use it to remind yourself of
awesome stuff you’ve done
2. Think of things everyone --->strengths and
you're good at talents
recognising what you’re good
at, trying to build on those things
--> help you build confidence in
your own abilities
3. Set some goals set some goals, set out steps -->
to achieve them
not have to be big goals
aim for some small achievements
--> to help you gain confidence in
your ability
4. Talk yourself up never be confident --> negative
commentary running through
your mind
think about self-talk, how that
might affect your self-confidence
treat yourself like you would
your best friend and cheer
yourself
5. Get a hobby try finding ---> you’re really
passionate about
could be photography, sport,
knitting or anything
when already worked out your
passion ---> commit yourself to
giving it a go
you’re interested or passionate -->
more likely to be motivated, build
skills more quickly
Thank you for your
attention!!!
THE END
Questions are
warmly welcome!!!