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What’s a moment in your life that taught you to be confident? Sometimes the little things can teach us a lot about believing in ourselves. A funny example for me would be my first encounter with a pogo stick in 3rd grade. I couldn’t for the life of me figure out how to jump more than 2-3 times, while all the other kids made it look easy. That night, I went to bed determined to figure it out. The next day, I was bouncing like a champ. It’s silly but I still think about that day when I am stuck on something. 😂 What about you? Do you have any experiences like this that you remember when facing a challenge?

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Getting back on a board after breaking a collar bone and no contact for 6 months. Scared the shit out of me but made me realize that even though I got hurt real bad, I could pick myself up and come back stronger.

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When I ran the Half Marathon I realized that my moral stamina can do a lot, thanks to it I ran to the end even though physically I was not prepared enough

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when my mother thrown me out of the window because we go to swim at lake when i was 9 years old.. without her permission 😂 i can't forget that so after that i confident not to do it again hahaha

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My first real confidence boost was in 7th Grade. I was always a bigger kid when I was younger, pretty stocky..so I joined the football team. Within just a couple weeks I had actual friends that would show me genuine respect for how much effort I put out on the field. It was the first time in my life I found my own stride and this really helped me walk around with my head up and truly gave me the confidence to engage with people! Pogo sticks were tough for me too haha...same with skateboarding. You're not along holmes

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Played in the LLWS as 14 year old, and hung with some of the best baseball players my age. I put in a ton of work the summer before and it paid off in a really tangible way. That stuck with me and continued to motivate me to put in the work in all aspects of my life.

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For me confidence was built through playing sports. There's a mentality in sports that pushes you through ups and downs. But there's nothing like winning a championship or having a winning moment to boost your confidence, especially after failures. I've played different sports and had many moments of failure and some of victory. But the overall rhythm of sports failure and winning is most responsible for my confidence.

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Waooo great advice sir 10 $hunt

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When I was 26 I was asked to join an acrobatic stilt company. I had no experience on stilts , but I did contact improvisation dance, and knew how to lift people and fall safely and dance. My first day borrowing stilts I succeeded in doing a slide fall. Falling intentionally on stilts is something most stilters avoid their whole life, but was instrumental to the choreography. I would be learning. I had five days of intensive training including mirroringincredibly experience dances, and incredibly complex footwork. I stumbled often, but eventually I was doing kick covers and drop backs and other seeming impossible maneuvers. and then I was on a plane to Mexico where I was helping teach other stilters acrobatics and choreography. The next three months I performed multiple times a day with The Carpetbag Brigade Including work as a four-legged, mythical, stilt creature and all kinds of crazy lifts and moves. For the next decade, teaching and performing acrobatics Stilts was a big party of my life and career.

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The first time I gave a lecture in a theatre to students - oof!

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In 5th grade, I had to present a project in front of the entire class, and I was terrified. My voice cracked, and I stumbled through it, but the teacher praised my effort. That moment taught me confidence isn’t about perfection—it’s about showing up and trying. @maretus

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aku suka sekali bro

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Being able to communicate with a large number of people has not been my forte. Finishing from high school as one of the best graduating students, i had to give a speech. i knew for a long time that it would happen so i had to practice in different ways. It didn't just happen over night like yours(no offense😂) but it really helped me to be able to face a number of people and speak so confidently

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So literally you were a bouncing baby boy 😂. Good morning

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your experience is very good 😍

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This reminds me of the time I learned to ride a bicycle..... I was so scared of falling that I kept giving up after a few failed attempts .... But one day, I decided I wouldn’t stop until I figured it out.....I kept trying, despite the scrapes and bruises, and finally, I got the hang of it..... That moment taught me that confidence doesn’t come before you try, it comes after you keep going. It’s funny how small moments like these can leave such a big impact, isn’t it?

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My confidence journey has been shaped by my failures and setbacks. It's taught me to be kinder to myself and to focus on progress, not perfection.

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A few years ago when I took part in a diving course. I did one of the tasks badly and kept swallowing water. After many attempts, I panicked and gave up the fight because it was no longer comfortable. After that I spent hours thinking about what happened... After a few hours of "rest", we dived again in the afternoon and it was no longer a problem, because I realized that I had to relax and not cramp. The afternoon went so well that, I didn't pay attention to the bottle and at the end we practiced the running out of air task. But since then I know that nothing is impossible, especially if you are surrounded by supportive friends.

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I graduated SAI Bootcamp (special alternative incarceration) then completed an intensive drug court program. I’ve been out of trouble and off the dope (except weed) for over 10 years now and I have an amazing wife and daughters. I wanted to quit so bad when I was in that camp but I didn’t. It was so worth it.

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So said me ☹️

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