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The Confidence Myth: How to Start Before You Feel Ready (Even If You Want to Barf)

Amanda Sabicer Season 1 Episode 30

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“I’m just not confident enough.”

I hear this all the time from smart, accomplished women who are more than capable, but still waiting to feel “ready”.

Recently, I met a woman with a beautiful idea and watched her almost talk herself out of it in real time. Not because it wasn’t a good idea, but because she didn’t feel confident enough yet. 

And it hit me how familiar this pattern is, especially for women building something new. In this episode, I break down the real recipe for confidence, why courage comes first, and how confidence is built after you take action (not before).

References

Strong Ground by Brené Brown

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Audio Stamps

[00:50] [Intro] A January pie party and an unexpected conversation about courage

[02:08] [Admitting what you really want] A stranger shares her dream of facilitating ecstatic dance

[06:02] [The confidence recipe] Why courage and self-compassion come before confidence.

[09:08] [Upgrading self-image] A transformative photo shoot retreat for female founders.

[14:14] [Doing hard things together] The power of community and compassionate feedback.

[]15:45] [Building your own confidence] Amanda shares what she's working on to build confidence and what you can do next.

To work with Amanda Sabicer or find out more, check out her website at www.amandasabicer.com.