Confidence, Pageantry and the Courage to Do the Scary Thing
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Confidence, Pageantry and the Courage to Do the Scary Thing
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In this episode, I’m joined by Miss England director Angie Beasley and current Miss England Grace Richardson for a conversation about confidence, growth and what really happens when you step outside your comfort zone.
Both share how they went from being shy and unsure of themselves to speaking on stages, entering pageants and helping others build confidence too.
We talk about failure, self-acceptance, body language, public speaking and why confidence rarely arrives before you act.
Grace also shares how returning to Miss England after not placing the first time changed everything, and why authenticity matters more than trying to look perfect.
Highlights:
(03:15) - How practice and doing the scary thing helped Grace become more confident
(06:37) - One simple way to start stepping outside your comfort zone
(11:06) - What Grace learned from not placing the first time she entered Miss England
(22:08) - Grace’s practical tips for self-acceptance and confident public speaking
(25:08) - How posture and body language can help you feel more confident
(38:50) - What confidence really feels like on the inside, even when you look composed
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