Comments on: Step Outside Your Comfort Zone http://confident1.com/step-outside-your-comfort-zone Build self confidence, be more confident, confidence building help Sun, 05 Sep 2010 05:57:43 +0000 hourly 1 By: All You Need to Know about Bad Habits — How to Have Great Self Confidence http://confident1.com/step-outside-your-comfort-zone/comment-page-1#comment-7052 All You Need to Know about Bad Habits — How to Have Great Self Confidence Tue, 29 Sep 2009 20:46:33 +0000 http://confident1.com/?p=882#comment-7052 [...] Saying no to anything outside your comfort zone [...] [...] Saying no to anything outside your comfort zone [...]

]]> By: David http://confident1.com/step-outside-your-comfort-zone/comment-page-1#comment-6882 David Tue, 16 Jun 2009 22:00:10 +0000 http://confident1.com/?p=882#comment-6882 Having gone through school myself as someone who was crap at team sports I certainly wouldn't subscribe to either making non talented kids do something they don't like or are very poor at, nor the view that competition is bad. My point is that stepping outside our comfort zone is good for building self confidence, and often (but not for everyone) sport is a good vehicle for doing so. Having gone through school myself as someone who was crap at team sports I certainly wouldn’t subscribe to either making non talented kids do something they don’t like or are very poor at, nor the view that competition is bad. My point is that stepping outside our comfort zone is good for building self confidence, and often (but not for everyone) sport is a good vehicle for doing so.

]]> By: Tim http://confident1.com/step-outside-your-comfort-zone/comment-page-1#comment-6879 Tim Tue, 16 Jun 2009 03:34:06 +0000 http://confident1.com/?p=882#comment-6879 You know, self confidence is one thing, being able to perform under certain conditions is yet another. I think that we often expect a little too much from both our kids and organized kid's sports, etc. I am not a believer in "every kid gets to play" but then I come from the "old school" where the kids with the talent got to play first. If every kid is going to have to play and winning "doesn't matter" anymore, what kind of message does that deliver? I don't think it has anything to do with self confidence. The talented kids still get the attention and play more so why make a non-talented kid play at all? Just an old fart harping about today's values. Don't pay me any mind. <abbr><em><abbr><em>Tims last blog post..<a href="http://thehealthblogonline.com/warts-moles-skin-tags-and-other-skin-conditions/warts-warts-moles-skin-tags-and-other-skin-conditions/get-rid-of-warts/" rel="nofollow">Get Rid of Warts</a></em></abbr></abbr></em> You know, self confidence is one thing, being able to perform under certain conditions is yet another. I think that we often expect a little too much from both our kids and organized kid’s sports, etc. I am not a believer in “every kid gets to play” but then I come from the “old school” where the kids with the talent got to play first. If every kid is going to have to play and winning “doesn’t matter” anymore, what kind of message does that deliver? I don’t think it has anything to do with self confidence. The talented kids still get the attention and play more so why make a non-talented kid play at all? Just an old fart harping about today’s values. Don’t pay me any mind.

Tims last blog post..Get Rid of Warts

]]> By: animal liability insurance http://confident1.com/step-outside-your-comfort-zone/comment-page-1#comment-6860 animal liability insurance Wed, 27 May 2009 15:07:12 +0000 http://confident1.com/?p=882#comment-6860 I think expeditions are great self confidence builders for adults. I used to feel a little dependent on familiar surroundings so I decided to take adventures to different US states and various cities alone. It forces you out of your shell especially because you have to get your money worth. Watch the travel channel / food channel and visit the places and do the things you see on the TV. So worth while. I think expeditions are great self confidence builders for adults.

I used to feel a little dependent on familiar surroundings so I decided to take adventures to different US states and various cities alone. It forces you out of your shell especially because you have to get your money worth. Watch the travel channel / food channel and visit the places and do the things you see on the TV. So worth while.

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