The Self-Sabotaging Traits of Unconfident People
Examine traits to establish self-worth.
“[Self-confidence] is how you feel when you are being your best self.” — Caroline Webb.
According to Psychologist Barbara Markway, confident people know what they want – and they’re not just sitting around and hoping for the best.
They’re confident in their desires, and they trust their abilities to attain them — they are prepared to put in the hard graft in order to get where they want to be.
In fact, according to Markway, all self-confident people share common habits and thought patterns that help them achieve their goals.
Less confident people, by comparison, trust their abilities less and question their desires more. And as a result, they’re hesitant in chasing their dreams. They often live in fear of making mistakes, and end up settling for a life they don’t truly want.
Avoiding this type of life can be difficult, but here are three things self-confident people don’t do, so you can be one of them.
1. They Question Their Choices
In life, most of the choices we face don’t actually have a correct answer — they just require a choice.
