Want to know the biggest and first sign to figuring out if you have a confidence issue – you say things like “I feel confident today”, “this outfit makes me feel confident”, or “a good hair day gives me confidence”.  Confident people don’t wonder about whether or not they feel confident because they simply ARE [...]

Like many, I’m not a fan of, and I have little patience for, excuses.  A person who is full of excuses or always ready to give an excuse is clearly someone in my opinion who lacks self-confidence.  Confident people don’t make excuses – they take on the responsibility and hold themselves accountable.

So, what are [...]

One of the most visited/read of my blog posts is the post called: Stop Thinking About What Other People Are Thinking. I open the post by saying that if you worry about what other people think of you…it’s a sure sign you lack self-confidence. The post goes on to give people things to consider [...]

Today people around this country are celebrating the life, tragic death and amazing accomplishments of Martin Luther King, Jr. A man who lead a movement that changed millions of lives.  A man who faced adversity, challenges, and death for his work and beliefs.  A man of great faith, courage and confidence.

Martin Luther King, Jr. [...]

My focus thus far with The Loop of Confidence has been on adult confidence development.  My intentions are to create a program to teach parents how to help their children develop self-confidence but it’s an undertaking I haven’t fully gotten involved in.  I’ve mostly been doing research on the topic but a few events and [...]

Are you in a place in your life where you are psychologically ready to develop your self-confidence? Not sure – let me help you figure it out. Ever heard of Maslow’s hierarchy of needs?

Created by Abraham Maslow and pictured above, Maslow’s hierarchy of needs is often portrayed in the shape of [...]