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365 Steps to Self-Confidence
[ Buy this book ] M ost of the people I meet in my work perceive themselves as not capable of much. Some don’t even particularly like themselves. I know how they feel. As a young man I felt the same, and it nearly destroyed me before I acquired the confidence to become a teacher, therapist and ... [ Read More ]
David Lawrence Preston - David Lawrence Preston is a personal development trainer and seminar presenter who has frequently appeared on radio and television. Over the past 20 years he has developed the Dynamic Living Programme, which draws on practical psychology, complementary medicine and Western and Eastern Philosophy.
1.A Personal Note
2.How To Build Confidence– An OverviewDecide Right Now To Treat Yourself With Love And Respect And Acceptonly The Best For Yourself For The Rest Of Your Life.;
3.How Confident Are You?‘one Moment I Was Living In A Leaky Shoe Box…’;
4.Sow The Seeds Of Confidence And Watch Them Grow‘what Would My Mother Say?’;
5.Whose Responsibility?You Have The Power….;
6.Getting Motivated‘it Feels Really Good To Do Something For Myself’;
7.Determination‘feel The Fear And Do It Anyway’;
8.Think Like A Confident Person
9.The Four Step Method
10.Silencing The Inner CriticSometimes All It Takes Is A Single Thought;
11.AffirmationsHarness The Power Of Suggestion;
12.Who Do You Imagine yourself To Be?The Perfect Shot;
13.Getting The Most From creative ImageryCalm, Confident And In Control;
14.The ‘as If’ Principle‘so Unsure, I Invented This Character.’;
15.Eat An ElephantTo Grow In Confidence;
16.Self-Awareness 1:Your Past
17.Self-Awareness 2: What Are You Like?
18.Childhood‘the Boy’s Got To Learn To Be A Man’;
19.Control Dramas‘i Can’t But I Have To’;
20.Take Care Of Your inner Child‘her Fault, Not Mine’;
21.Forgive, Forget And Be Free‘from This Day On, I Send You Love’;
22.Let Go Of The Past‘how Dare He?’;
23.Self-Acceptance‘a Different Kind Of Hearing.’;
24.Body ImageA Rusty Old Car?;
25.Get In ShapeJust 20 Minutes Aerobic Exercise A Day Is Quite Sufficient To Enable Mostpeople To Maintain Good Health;
26.Calmness And Confidence
27.Anchoring‘making Up For Lost Time’;
28.So Far, So Good
29.Find A PurposeBe A First-Rate You, Not A Second-Rate Someone Else!;
30.Goals RevisitedShoot For The Moon!;
31.The Thinker Thinksand The Prover ProvesHenry Ford Famously Remarked;
32.Confident Self-TalkThe Following Thoughts Destroy Confidence And Damage Self-Esteem.;
33.BeliefsIt’s Official – The Bumble Bee Can’t Fly!;
34.Confident Attitudes
35.Self-LoveOne Of Life’s Losers;
36.Concentrate On What You do WellThe Benjamin Franklin Approach;
37.Overcoming Weaknesses
38.Take A Risk‘now We’ve Done It Once, We’d Do It Again Anytime.’;
39.Just Do It: Confidencebuilding ActivitiesSaturday Night Failure;
40.Confident Body LanguageA Feat Of Confidence?;
41.Conditions Of WorthThe Gestalt Prayer;
42.Give Up Approval-Seeking behaviourWhat Would The Teacher Think?;
43.First ImpressionsKeep Your Options Open!;
44.Be A Good Listener‘so Glad I’d Listened’;
45.Stand Up For YourselfA Few Words Of Advice;
46.How To Be AssertiveChoose ‘kind’; An Assertive Response;
47.Say No When You Mean No
48.Compliments And CriticismsComfortable With Compliments;
49.How To Ask For What You Want‘you Didn’t Ask!’;
50.Lighten Up
51.Emotional Intelligence
52.Take An Interest In OthersLove And Service;
53.Choose PeaceGo For It!;
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