Page 55 - Wake Up and do Your Thing

NICHOLAS BOOTHMAN
• Beyourself:don'ttrytobesomeoneyou'renot.Beproud of who you are and let your true personality shine through.
Confident people are not afraid of failure. One of the most important lessons in life is to learn from your failures. It"s okay to mess up and it"s okay to fall, but what"s not okay is to stay down. When you fail, you must get back up and try again. And again. And again. And each time, you will learn something new that will bring you one step closer to success.
Failure is an essential part of life. It teaches us valuable lessons and helps us to grow as individuals. Without failure, we would never know what we are truly capable of. And yet, for all its importance, failure is something that most of us fear deeply. We worry about what others will think of us, and we dread the possibility of not being good enough.
But what if we could learn to embrace failure? What if we could view it not as a sign of weakness, but as a necessary step on the road to success? By learning to fail boldly, we open ourselves up to new opportunities and experiences. We also show optimism and courage in the face of adversity.
Confident people are not afraid of rejection either. They know there"s no such thing as rejection; there"s only selection. One of the main reasons people are uncomfortable reaching out socially is the fear of rejection, but it"s a mistake to look at it this way. Rejection isn"t
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