Tips for Social Awkwardness to Help You Be Yourself

The Confidence Podcast: Mindset Coaching and Tips to Overcome Self-Limiting Beliefs, Self-Doubt, Perfectionism, Overthinking, Impostor Syndrome and Insecurity

Trish Blackwell | Life Coach, Confidence Coach, Mindset Coach

Impostorsyndrome, Education, Positivepsychology, Christianity, Confidencecoach, Christianlifecoach, Religion & Spirituality, Christianmentalhealth, Self-improvement, Eatingdisorders, Confidence, Accountabilitycoaching, Bodyimage

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🗓️ 22 June 2021

⏱️ 41 minutes

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Summary

Everyone experiences social awkwardness; it's what you do when you're experiencing it that determines whether or not it will mess with your confidence and with how you come off to others. This podcast episode will coach you to a place of confidence for the next time you find yourself in a socially awkward situation, wishing that you could stick your foot in your mouth, or just generally wishing you were cooler when in social situations. You are not alone, and these tips and this confidence coaching will help. Get the full show notes at www.trishblackwell.com/448

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0:00.0	You're listening to the Confidence Podcast. You're one-stop-shot for motivation,
0:06.3	inspiration, and confidence to help you boldly take action on your dreams. I'm your
0:11.3	host Trish Blackwell, internationally recognized confidence coach and founder of the College
0:15.8	of Competence and I teach women how to take their thoughts captive, how to step out of their shadows
0:20.8	of self-doubt, and how to courageously step into their purpose with confidence.
0:27.0	It's time to train your thoughts. Let's get started.
0:30.0	Hey guys, it's Trish, your confidence confidence coach and you're listening to the
0:33.9	confidence podcast I'm delighted that you chose to invest in your confidence today
0:38.9	because confidence is a muscle we all have it how strong strong is yours? That is the question, how much do you train it, how aware of it are you, and how open are you to know and to walk in the reality of being human, meaning that just because you're confident
0:56.8	doesn't mean you don't also manage self-doubt, because there is doubt, where there is confidence, there there is doubt where there is
1:02.6	confidence there is doubt where there is faith there is also fear
1:06.7	learning how to live and manage and turn up the volume of one emotion and turn down
1:11.1	the volume of the other is the key to living with peace and
1:15.3	prosperity and joy and all of the things and confidence and I just want to
1:18.8	remind you today that confidence does mean that you have it all figured out or
1:21.9	that you're completely all figured out or that you're completely certain of
1:23.7	yourself or that that of anything really it's just that you have a majority share of
1:29.3	positive effect of a positive belief that things are okay or that you are worthy that God does not make mistakes and in today's episode this is episode 448 we were talking about tips for social awkwardness
1:44.4	to help you be yourself because, y'all,
1:48.4	everyone experiences social awkwardness.
1:50.7	It's what you do when you're experiencing it that determines whether or not it'll mess up with your confidence if it messes you up and how you come off to others.
1:59.0	This podcast episode is going to coach you to a place of confidence for the next time that you find yourself in a socially awkward situation.
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