How to Re-Build Self-Belief ( If You’ve Been Off Track For a While)
“Success is most often achieved by those who don’t know that failure is inevitable.” — Coco Chanel
Life is hard.
And sometimes you go through a phase, where you’re out of resources, on your own — asking for help. And wondering, do have I the ability to pull this off?
That consistent suffering sucks. And you stop trying.
“Sometimes when you’re in a dark place, you think you’ve been buried, but you’ve been planted.” ― Christine Caine
Start slow
When you hit rock bottom, you might feel like you’re falling behind.
In your mind, yes, you’re. But in reality, you’ve exposed your weaknesses. So, let me rephrase for you — you’ve grown.
Now, the question is, how can you rebuild the self-belief? I had a phase recently — where I was doubting, feeling insecure, and gave in for a month. And I didn’t know — how to restart the game.
However, with trial and error, I put aside my excuses and got to work. I started the game by writing 150 words of article and 20 minutes of workout every day. Within a week, I built the momentum.
Once you build the momentum — you’re all set for the big things. The real mode. The level where you’ve quit. Let’s face them and build a bulletproof self-belief.
Embrace your weaknesses
Do you want to grow?
If yes, how? What’s the ideal picture that you have set in your mind?
Probably — getting up, doing the work, hitting the gym, starting a personal brand, and making millions every year. Right?
And those things require — mental strength. And it comes when you embrace every fear that you’ve.
So, write down your weaknesses on a paper. It’s okay to admit that you’re afraid. Everyone starts from zero. Now, it’s your time. With time, you’ll get stronger. Just face them daily, and slowly, your mind will grow.
