Don’t let the competition dictate whether or not you will do
something; unless that is to dictate that you will work harder to be better.
Suppose your alleged rivals are wearing black, do not be
intimidated to wear black for fear there will be naysayers and other spectators
that question why you are the runner up.
Be confident in what you do and even if someone is reaching
for the same result, do the same thing, just do it differently. Do it your way.
No matter whom you compare yourself to, The biggest threat to your ideas is
yourself. Think big thoughts and be bold enough to share them.
Three tips to feel confident against your biggest competition
(that’s you):
Be Knowledgeable: Doesn’t it feel good to begin a conversation where you know what you are talking about? Don’t just pursue what you like in life; pursue what you love you will have the power to retain the knowledge and hold a passionate conversation.
Be Open to Knowledge: There is always something new to learn and always someone who can teach you something new. Confidence isn’t knowing it all, it’s knowing who you are in what you do. And if you want to improve what you do, you’re going to have to understand that that what you do might change.
Be Bold: You’re going to make mistakes, misunderstand and have miscommunications no matter how much your knowledgeable about something. Keep growing your idea and sharing it boldly. A baby doesn’t stop walking no matter how many times it falls down. It looks for his or her destination point and runs for it until it grows into the proficient toddler walker. Learn to be like that baby. Don’t let shaky legs or a shaky voice shake you up. Set your eyes and heart upon your destination and don’t give up.
And if you’re lucky, just like a baby has loving people
cheering him or her on, make sure you have your cheer squad. And make sure, as
your greatest competition, you’re part of that squad! Because we definitely
are!
-The Green Couch Project
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