The Confidence Guy

Wired into Truly Confident Living

May 07

So here it is, my first video blog. Watch in wonder as I move and talk in perfect harmony, while giving you some confidence building tips.

I’ve boiled down a bunch of what I’ve learned about confidence to give you a simple, 5 step process for being more confident. This is as simple and effective as it gets. Let me know what you think.

Note: You see those grey hairs? They were put there individually in post production – those are all CGI grey hairs. The same guys worked on this that put the armies of orc’s into Lord of the Rings. Very cool.

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7 comments on “How to Be More Confident”

  1. Rosy Says:

    Nice, Steve!!! Great tips-Thanks for sharing!

  2. James Chartrand - Men with Pens Says:

    Ha ha! Great first one, Steve! Check that! (And that was a good distance from the camera, good clarity, nice backdrop – how many CDs do you own?)

    Rinse and repeat. Aye!

  3. Chad Says:

    Great video blog post! My problem is, when I do open myself up to those things in step 1, recognize what I’m hiding from in step 2, take that risk in step 3…step 4. I do laugh, but it’s usually like “you idiot…how stupid did you look?” I just can’t seem to shake it and it causes me to not want to repeat.

    I think I shared a little too much.

  4. joe Says:

    Hey steve, good clarity have a couple of ideas I want to do myself but you’re ahead of me on stuff. Anyway, try either writing your points on whiteboard or have graphics/text come into the screen to expand what you’re talking about. Talking head gets old after a while. Light seemed to come and go..might mute light if from window.

  5. Kate Elliott Says:

    Steve, couldn’t believe it, i’ve just got home from a great conference and we learned all about how great video posting is for marketing your services, i definately am going to do this too. Good for you for going for it, you look good and come across well.Great start.
    Kate Elliott All About People

  6. Maria Says:

    Nice job, Steve! Keep up the good work.

  7. Steve Says:

    @Rosy: You’re very welcome hun.
    @James: With my bald patch, rinse and repeat is just a metaphor these days…
    @Chad: Not too much at all. The key is to reframe that stuff as no big deal – as long as you think it matters it will. Say it with me – “It just doesn’t matter”.
    @Joe: The video’s are a work in progress and I’ll be trying a few different things out. Thanks for the tips.
    @Kate: Thanks Kate – much appreciated.

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