What everyone ought to know about boosting your self-esteem.

(Warning! Do not carry on with your self-affirmations if you truly want to feel confident again.)

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Discover...

  • What the REAL 'currencies of self-esteem' are and how to amass them like weeds
  • The controversial secrets behind naturally seeking validation from yourself rather than others
  • The one habit that will erase your fear of feeling left out, like a failure, and inadequate
  • What you should NEVER do if you are struggling with low self-confidence
  • The one thing you lack that renders everything you have read or heard about increasing your confidence pointless

What others say about it...

"I find your book extremely useful. It has given me a new perspective on life. I enjoyed every word of it."
Tanja M.
"When I read your book The Never enough formula, I thought you have just entered into my mind and reading me like a book. I was amazed how precisely you wrote everything. This helped me a lot. I am very thankful to you for such amazing book."
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"I really appreciate all the tips and advices sent my way through these emails. It's more of like you read my mind. Just yesterday I was analysing all the situations where I held myself back from giving an opinion just because it might come out to be really dumb. (I am afraid of making mistakes and people thinking I am not smart enough). So please continue sending these mails. Thank you so much for the wisdom bites."
Samairaa C.

Move from the doubtful You who...

  • is their own biggest critic, downplays their achievements and feels a constant need to be better
  • constantly compares themselves to others even when they don't want to
  • never share their real opinions and thoughts out of fear of meeting disagreement and causing conflict
  • breaks out in a sweat every time the attention is on them
  • constantly find themselves in overthinking spirals about pretty much anything in life
  • rather goes with the flow than risk doing the "wrong" thing

To the real (confident) You who...

  • knows who they are, what they want and which principles they want to live by
  • doesn't let their self-worth be dictated by other people's opinions (which you can't control anyway)
  • Knows their errors and therefore which things aren't their flaws
  • doesn't shy away from disagreement, disapproval, and conflict to stay true to themselves
  • Naturally sends themselves signals that they are important and good enough
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