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1. Smile
The
one-
second tip for when you’re feeling
nervous and unconfident is
simply
to
smile!
You
don’t
just
smile
because
you
are
happy
and
confident
–
you
can smile to make yourself feel better. The act of
smiling is so
strongly associated with
positive feelings that it’s almost
impossible
to feel bad while
smiling.
Smiling is much more then just
a facial expression. The simple act of
smiling
releases
feel-good
endorphins,
improves
circulation
to
the
face,
makes
you
feel
good
about
yourself
in
general
and
can
definitely
increase
your self confidence. ? you will also
appear more confident to others
while
you’re smiling.
2. Make eye
contact
As well as smiling, meet the
eyes of other people in the room. Give them
your smile; you’ll almost certainly
g
et one back, and being smiled at
is
a
great
self-confidence
boost.
Like
smiling,
eye
contact
shows
people
that
you’re
confident.
Staring
at
your
shoes
or
at
the
table reinforces
your
feelings
of
self-doubt
and
shyness.
This
tip
is
particularly
useful
for
work-
related
situations
–
make
eye
contact
with
interviewers,
or
with
the audience for your
presentation:
Eye contact helps take
the fear away from the speaker by getting the
audience
closer
to
him.
Stress
is
mainly
a
result
of
being
with
the
unknown
and
uncontrollable.
Eye
contact
gives
the
speaker
a
picture
of
the
reality
that is the
audience. It also helps in getting the attention
of the
audience.
3. Change
your inner voice
Most of us have a
critical inner voice that tells us we’re stupid,
not
good
enough
,
that
we’re
too
fat,
thin,
loud,
quiet?
Being
able
to
change
that
inner voice is key to feeling self-confident on
the inside, which
will
help
you
project
your
confidence
to
the
world.
Make
your
inner
voice
a
supportive
friend
who
knows
you
fully
but
also
recognizes
your
talents
and gifts, and wants
you to make the best of yourself.
You
still
want
to
be
able
to
hear
the
message,
so
don’t
make
it
so
chilled
and laid back that you never take any
notice of it. You can even choose
2, 3
or as many voices as you want for different
occasions. Your voice
should always
support you, always be helpful, never aggressive
and it
never puts you down.
4. Forget other people’s
standards
Whatever the
situation that’s causing you a crisis of
self
-confidence,
you can
help yourself immeasurably by holding yourself to
your own
standards
alone.
Other
people
have
different
values
from
you,
and
however
hard
you
try,
you’ll
never
please
everyone
all
of
the
time.
Don’t
worry
that
people
will
think
you’re
too
overweight,
underweight,
to
o
feckless,
too
boring,
too
frugal,
too
frivolous
?
hold
yourself
to
your
standards,
not some imagined
standards belonging to others. And remember that
commonly-held values and standards vary
from society to society: you
don’t have
to accept them just beca
use the people
around you do.
People’s
values
define
what
they
want
personally,
but
morals
define
what
the society around
those people want for them. Certain behaviors are
considered
to
be
desirable
by
a
given
society,
while
others
are
considered
to be
undesirable.
For the
most
part, however, morals are not written
in
stone,
or
proclaimed
by
God
above,
but
instead
reflect
local
sensibilities.
Different
societies
have
different
ideas
about
what
is
acceptable
and
not
acceptable.
5. Make the most of your appearance
Even if you’ve only got a minute or
two, duck into the bathroom to make
sure you’re looking your best. Brushing
your hair, giving your face a
good
wash, retouching your makeup, straightening your
collar, checking
you’ve
not
got
a
bit
of
parsley
stuck
between
your
teeth
?
all
of
these
can make the difference between feeling
confident in your physical
appearance
and feeling anxious about an imagined flaw.
Perfect your physical appearance:
There’s no denying that one’s
grooming
plays a crucial role in building confidence.
Although we know
what’s
on
the
inside
is
what
truly
counts,
your
physical
appearance
will
be the first to create
an impression.
6. Pray or meditate
briefly
If
you
believe
in
a
higher
power,
whether
God,
or
another
spiritual
force,
it can be a real
boost to self-confidence to say a silent prayer.
(You
could also meditate instead of
praying.) This helps you to take a step
back from your immediate
situation, to see
the wider
picture
and to seek
help
from
something
or
someone
greater
than
yourself.
This
is
a
Christian
prayer,
but
you
could
write
something
similar
that
fits
your
own
religious
beliefs or
spiritual tradition:
Dear God, thank
you that you love and accept me as I am ? please
help
me to do the same ? and help me to
grow to become th
e person you want
me to be so that my God-confidence and
self-confidence will increase
greatly
—
all
for
the
glory
of
your
name
and
not
mine.
Thank
you
for
hearing
and answering my
prayer. Amen.
7. Reframe
If
something
unexpected
happens,
it’s
easy
to
let
it
knock
your
fledgling
self-confidence.
Perhaps
you
spill
your
drink
on
someone,
you
arrive
late
for
the
big
meeting
because
of
traffic
problems,
or
someone
who
you
wanted
to
speak
to
gives
you
a
cold
brush-
off.
Try
to
“reframe”
the
situation;
put
it
in
the
best
possible
light:
often,
events
are
only
negative
because
of the meaning we
attach to them.
8. Find the next step
Keep
your
self-
confidence
up
by
taking
gradual
steps
forwards,
rather
than
freezing
when
faced
with
what
seems
like
a
giant
leap.
If
you
’re
not
sure
what to do, look for
one simple step that you can take to make
progress.
That might mean making eye
contact at a party, introducing yourself to
a stranger, breaking the ice in a
meeting, or asking a question of your
interviewers that shows your knowledge
of their industry and company.
Start
taking action even if you don’t have a clear idea
of what needs
to be done. Start moving
towards your goal. Make corrections later.
9. Speak slowly
An easy tip
for both seeming and being more self-confidence is
to speak
slowly. If you gabble, you’ll
end up feeling worse as you know you’re
being
unclear
to
your
audience
or
to
the
person
you’re
in
a
conversation
with. Speaking
slowly gives you the chance to think about what
you’re
going
to
say
next.
If
you’re
g
iving
a
talk
or
presentation,
pause
at
the
end of
phrases and sentences to help your audience take
in what you’ve
said.
A
person
in
authority,
with
authority,
speaks
slowly.
It
shows
confidence.
A person who
feels
that he
isn’t
worth listening to will
spea
k quickly,
because he
doesn’t want to keep others waiting on something
not worthy
of listening to.
10. Contribute something
Have you ever sat through an entire
class at college or meeting at work
without saying a word?
Have
you had
an evening out
where
friends chatted
happily
while
you
sat
and
stared
silently
at
your
drink?
Chances
are,
you
weren’t
feeling
very
self
-confident
at
the
time
–
and
you
probably
felt
even
worse
afterwards.
Whatever
the
situation
you’re
in,
make
an
effort
to
contribute.
Even
if
yo
u
don’t
think
you
have
much
to
say,
your
thoughts
and perspective are
valuable to those around you.
By making
an effort to speak up at least once in every group
discussion,
you’ll become a better
public speaker, more confident in your own
thoughts, and recognized as a leader by
your peers.
1
。微笑
一秒钟提示当你感到紧张和犹豫的就是微笑
!
< br>你不要只是微笑因为你快
乐和自信
——
< br>你可以微笑让自己感觉更好。
微笑是如此强烈的行为与积
极的感觉
,
它是几乎不可能感觉不好而微笑。
< br>
微笑是那么多只是一个面部表情。
微笑这一简单的动作
能释放出让人愉
悦的内啡肽
,
改善血液
循环
,
让你对自己感觉良好
,
绝对可以增加你的自
信。
…
你也会显得更自信给别人当你微笑。
2
。进行眼神交流
< br>除了微笑
,
满足别人的眼睛在房间里。给他们你的笑容<
/p>
,
你几乎肯定会一
个回来
,
笑着看着是一个伟大的自信提升。喜欢微笑
,
眼神交流能让人们
知道你是自信。
盯着你的鞋
子或在桌脚则会让你的自我怀疑和害羞。
本
文在工作场合特别有
用
——
与面试官进行眼神交流
,
或观众对你的演讲
:
保持目光接触可以恐惧
远离扬声器
,
让观众更接近他。压力是主要的结
果是未知的和无法控制的。
眼神给演讲者一幅现实的观众。
它还有助于
得到观众的关注。
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