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Boundaries, Discomfort, and Self-Trust: Why You Keep Saying Yes When You Want to Say No
You can know you need boundaries, but you still struggle to hold them. You can even be clear on what you want to say, and still find yourself
Resilient Foundations: Grow Your Present Capacity Without Rehashing the Past
You might move through your day mostly fine, feeling like you have plenty of capacity to take on the day. Then, you suddenly feel like your reactions are
Calm Is a Practice: Everyday Nervous System Care for Real-World Self-Confidence
Calm can feel like something that’s out of your reach or that you can’t control. One day, you breeze through back-to-back meetings. The next, your heart races in
Why It’s Hard to Feel Self-Confident When Your Nervous System Is Dysregulated
If you’re smart, capable, and accomplished on paper, you’d think that feeling self-confident would be easy by now. You’ve: Earned degrees Led projects Navigated difficult seasons and made
Respond, Don’t React: How Nervous System Regulation Builds Real Self-Confidence
Sometimes, something seemingly small and innocuous can set off a big reaction that makes you feel like you don’t have as much control as you’d like. Whether it’s
Lead Yourself, Don’t Lecture Yourself: Values-Aligned Mindset for Self-Confidence
Self-confidence grows when you care for your nervous system regularly and lead yourself with values-aligned thoughts, feelings, and actions in moments big and small. Quick answer: self-confidence —
You’re Not Broken, You’re Adapted: A Body-First Path to Self-Confidence
If you struggle with self-confidence, know this: You’re not broken, you’re adapted. When the nervous system feels safe, the mind can choose self-confidence. Here’s how to start. You’re
Overthinking: Why It Happens + A Simple Practice To Help
You’ve wished for years that you could figure out how to stop overthinking. You keep replaying that conversation in your head. Your shoulders are tight. You keep rewriting
Confidence vs Self-Confidence: What You Really Need
Maybe you tell yourself you just need to be more confident. To stop overthinking before you speak up in that meeting. To finally share the idea that’s been