Get Rid of Insecurity and Live With Confidence
Insecurity can cripple your confidence and sense of purpose. Whether your insecurities are based in bad experiences or have been following you since childhood, there are four main insecurity archetypes that you could fall into: the Self-Deprecator, the Overcompensator, the Fighter, or the Killjoy. Most people are composites of one or all of these types, but the results are always the same. Fear, anxiety, and self-doubt affect how you feel about every area of your life – money, career, body image, relationships – and limit your future and happiness.
This book, Insecurity: How To Improve Your Life By Kicking Self Limiting Beliefs To The Curb, goes through these four life areas and describes common insecurities that you might have, such as:
Being afraid of a financial emergencyFeeling worthless after being rejected for jobsDreading going to the gymAnxiety about your partner’s faithfulness.
Each chapter concludes with a summary of the practical tips in the form of ECHO. ECHO stands for embracing your insecurities, countering them with positive thinking, holding on when it gets hard, overtaking negative thoughts with positive ones. Some of the ways to deal with insecurity include communicating to friends and family about your fears, avoiding negative coworkers, seeking out mentors, and practicing self-love so you don’t need romantic relationships to feel worthy.
By the end of this book, you will be better equipped to deal with every kind of insecurity that might come your way, from feeling stuck at work, to feeling discouraged that you can’t meet your weight goals. Battling insecurity is difficult, but with the help of this book and ECHO, you’ll have an array of practical ways to change your worldview and behavior so you become confident and secure in your personhood and in everything you do.
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