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Is Your Confidence Built or Borrowed? The Self-Image Test

Is Your Confidence Built or Borrowed? The Self-Image Test

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Can you build true confidence from the inside out, or are you dependent on others to nurture your self-image?

In this episode of the Slight Shift Show, Chris and Angela dive into a candid, insightful conversation on the roots of confidence, and how self-image shapes our everyday choices.

Spurred by a morning reflection on how parents influence their children's self-worth, Angela and Chris explore whether confidence is an internal seed we must plant or a plant that others water or dehydrate.

They walk through a live, 16-question self-image assessment taken straight from Empowered Mastery's You Have Infinite Power workbook, tackling everything from accepting compliments and admitting mistakes to standing by personal values and setting boundaries against external judgment.

Key Confidence Points

  • The Mind as a Garden: Exploring James Allen's classic concept in As a Man Thinketh. How the thoughts we feed our minds either cultivate a thriving garden or allow weeds to take over.
  • The Impact of Present Parenting: How consistent support and presence from parents build a foundational safety net and lasting self-worth in children.
  • Live Self-Image Assessment: Chris and Angela go back-and-forth answering litmus-test questions on accepting faults, needing validation, and being comfortable spending time alone.
  • Reframing Comparison: Turning everyday comparison and potential envy into actionable inspiration and personal growth.
  • Protecting Your Personal Growth: Why taking ownership of your self-image allows you to accept positive encouragement while shielding yourself from negative influences.
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