Imagine this:
A man steps onto a thin rope, 200 feet above raging Niagara Falls. No safety net. One wrong move, and it could all be over.
Nik Wallenda did just that in 2012. He skipped the rules for a safety net. He said, "If you think you can fall, you're more likely to."
It was just the rope, the wind, the noise, and him. Nik succeeded. He showed us: Safe is boring. Risk is real.
What matters is confidence. It is not a superpower that erases fear. It is the voice that says: "You've prepared. You know the risk. Now take the step."
Ready to build your confidence and live your dreams? Tell us: What is the next rope you are aiming to step onto?
P.S. Confidence shows up in everything you do.
I've explored it from ten different angles.
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I've explored it from ten different angles.
Search "confidence" to read.
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