1003. The Formula For Self-Confidence by Napoleon Hill pt. 1
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Who would have ever thought there was actually a formula for self-confidence? And if there’s a formula, that means you can work it and develop your own self-confidence.
The problem is, most people think self-confidence comes from someone else, some outside validation, or a result. But self-confidence has nothing to do with anyone or anything else. Self-confidence is an inside job. It comes from you working the formula.
In this episode, we’ll break down formulas one through three from Napoleon Hill’s The Law of Success and show you how to begin building self-confidence from the inside out. Then, on the next episode, we’ll hit formulas four and five.
Keep it simple, keep it moving, never settle, stay tough. Peace.
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