"Positive change cannot be made without confidence." Confidence plays a vital role in making a positive change in your life, work, and the world. It can greatly affect your mindset in the simplest ways. However, it’s not always easy to instill...
"Positive change cannot be made without confidence."
Confidence plays a vital role in making a positive change in your life, work, and the world. It can greatly affect your mindset in the simplest ways. However, it’s not always easy to instill confidence in yourself.
In this episode of This or Something Better, Regan Nelson is joined by Tracy Bagli Hooper from The Confidence Project to talk about how you can gain, improve, and practice your confidence skills. Tracy discusses how confidence isn’t innate in every person, rather it is a skill that needs to be developed over time with experience, and practice.
The discussion includes how confidence is observed in a person’s language, posture, interpersonal and intrapersonal communication. Tracy shares different techniques on how to sound and look more confident by removing words and actions that inhibit you to shine and be better.
At the end of this episode, you will learn easy strategies to lead with greater confidence.
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About our Guest
Tracy Bagli Hooper is a personal coach, corporate speaker and trainer. Tracy provides a safe environment for professionals to practice confidence boosting skills that are essential in today’s world. Before launching the Confidence Project, Tracy was a TV reporter and anchor where She learned how to introduce herself with impact, connect with people quickly, and put them at ease, even in stressful situations.
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