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The Calmer You Podcast

Ep 120. Knowing you're enough

The Calmer You Podcast

Chloe Brotheridge

Health & Fitness, Mental Health

4.7688 Ratings

🗓️ 3 September 2020

⏱️ 20 minutes

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Summary

In this episode I'm talking about: 

-The thing that makes me saddest about our lack of confidence 

-Why everyone benefits when you're your most confident self  

-How to know that you're enough

-Shift your mindset to beat fear of failure and give things a try  

To find out more about my group coaching programme Brave New You visit https://www.calmer-you.com/confidence-course



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0:00.0

Hello and welcome to the Calmar You podcast. This is your host, Chloe Brotheridge. I'm a coach, a

0:08.4

hypnototherapist, and I'm the author of The Anxiety Solution and Brave New Girl. And this podcast is all

0:14.8

about helping you to become your calmest, happiest and most confident self. So years ago, I used to work in advertising. It was my first

0:23.0

job. And at the time, I was drinking quite a lot of alcohol, to be honest, and that gave me a

0:28.3

certain amount of confidence. But underneath it all, I massively struggled with feeling

0:33.4

okay and myself. I felt very much not okay. I was pretty socially anxious. I was a real

0:39.5

closed book. You know, it was really hard to get to know me and that stopped me from making

0:44.0

friends and connecting with people fully. And I remember one day in this advertising agency that

0:50.6

was working for, we were in the boardroom and we were playing this game whereby you had to

0:56.5

toss around a kind of glittery ball and if you caught the ball you had to come up with a creative

1:02.7

idea for the advertising campaign on the spot. And now this is basically my worst nightmare.

1:09.1

I remember catching the ball and just, you know, my mind

1:13.3

going completely blank and being unable to speak and unable to offer anything and get involved.

1:18.4

And that was obviously pretty mortifying and embarrassing. And even worse is that looking back,

1:24.5

I can see now, and I know myself, I'm actually pretty good at thinking

1:28.5

of creative ideas and plays on words and that's one of my strengths I would say, but at the time,

1:34.8

I just didn't have the confidence to be able to express that or to even trust that what I would

1:42.0

have to say would be anything of value.

1:46.3

And I just think that's such a shame.

1:50.6

And I know that there are so many of us who are in that position,

1:54.8

those of us who maybe are more on the shy side or the sensitive side.

1:58.0

And we are naturally creative.

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