Self Confidence

Welcome back to my blog, I hope you enjoyed the last post!

In this post I am going to be giving you the top 3 tips for how to have confidence in yourself, as many teens and adults seem to be lacking in confidence in recent years.

Only do it for yourself

If you want to loose weight, or gain weight (if you have trouble with putting on the pounds) then only do if for yourself. You shouldn't have to change to match others opinions, otherwise we would all be the same- what a boring world that would be! You don't have to look a certain way to fit in. Nobody actually does fit in as we are all different by a mile!

If you're "friends" are making you change your looks (and you don't want to) then they are probably not your friends.

Think Positive

Nobody has a perfect life, and nobody will. However, you can make your life much more positive by doing simple things!

Smiling can boost your confidence, even if it is not a true smile. By just smiling, you can look happier and feel happier! It's such a simple thing, and works (believe me).

Everybody has their own way of feeling positive, even if it is just listening to the right music!

Don't compare yourself to everybody else, as you were made to look like you, not them.

If you think positive, then you will gradually become a more positive person.

Saying Yes

There is probably something we have all been putting off for a while, whether its being too nervous to start the club you signed up for, or even meeting new people.

Even these things can lead you to start amazing things. Everybody needs a bit more of yes in their life, and it could lead to so many possibilities!

For example, if somebody was first in line and they didn't want to go, volunteer to go before, you will sound brave and you will get what you are doing, done and over with. It also boosts your self confidence.

It's impossible to say yes to everything, however saying it more than you usually do is taking a step forward, rather than backwards and can sometimes boost relationships with peers!

I hope you enjoyed this blog post.