It’s okay to be scared, often that’s a sign that you are pushing yourself towards greatness. However, it’s equally important to build up your confidence and we hope the conversations presented below can help provide some food for thought around how you can level up your confidence and self-esteem.
Osawaru Ogbebor
Honestly… going through life situations and knowing my limitations. Also from my parents as well. Since I was younger, my mother would have me saying a aspiration of myself before I left out the door. I say it to this day. Read more>>
Adara Cox
Believe or not, I lacked confidence until the year 2020 hit. And I say this, because 2020 became the year when I decided to begin my healing journey. Read more>>
Luana Sandoval
Five years ago, I embarked on a life-altering journey that took me from a small town in Germany to the bustling metropolis of New York City. Little did I know that this move would not only reshape my life but also lead me on a path to self-discovery, confidence, and success as a singer-songwriter. When I first arrived in New York in May of 2018, the city’s enormity and vibrancy overwhelmed me. Read more>>
Caslin Rose
I love this question, and I truly believe developing confidence and self-esteem is a journey. Read more>>
Rachel Rhodes
I’ve always had a confidence about myself since I was a little girl. I get it from my mom she always told us nobody was better than us. Growing up being dark skinned in a culture where people like the ” mixed girls and Christina Milian types; I was teased for my skin tone. Read more>>
Kaien Cruz
Growing up I was extremely shy, I wasn’t very good at public speaking or being the centre of attention. My older sister was the one who really pushed me out of my comfort zone, believing in me and encouraging me to put myself out there and share my music with the world. I never really thought I was good enough at singing or playing guitar or writing songs at first but over time I worked on releasing my self doubt and focused on freely expressing my creations with confidence. Read more>>
Mariah Maynes
Honestly, I developed my confidence and self esteem from a combination of lacking those traits, faking them, and years of therapy. Read more>>
Helena Ramsey
For me, I have developed my confidence and self-esteem in a number of ways. For one, for as long as I can remember, I have had a lot of confidence. Growing up as a child that loved fashion and photography, confidence has always came to me with ease. But self love is a never ending lesson in everyone’s life, so my insecurities have been something I struggle with at times. Read more>>
