This month we are introducing a slightly different newsletter and blog post to go alongside the popular WFRDB (Watch. Follow. Read. Do. Buy.)
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This is a bit of a behind-the-scenes round-up of the goings on at HOW HQ. Because someone recently asked us 'What are you up to at the moment?' and we realised sometimes it isn't always obvious from our current newsletter.
So, this is a snapshot of what we are up to.
The main projects we are working on with links on how to get involved or how to sign up.
This week we have 4 things we'd like to tell you about:
1. Mindset and Mindflex Workshop for girls 11-16 years old: Monday 13th June 7pm
Last week, we attended TEDx Swansea and one of the speakers said… "Wouldn’t it be good if children were...
What is the difference between self confidence and confidence?
There are lots of answers to this but we like this one.
Self-confidence is being secure in yourself and your abilities.
Confidence draws on evidence of things you've been able to do or achieve in the past.
If we just rely on confidence, what do we do if we don’t have the evidence or haven’t done something before?
Ah, yes.. we have to rely on having SELF confidence.
We have to GROW it.
Being able to trust yourself and back yourself. To be able to believe in yourself that you can go out there and do what you say you are going to do.
This needs work. No one is born with this certainty and courage in their convictions. It takes hard work and personal growth. Working on and building our self confidence is about showing up despite being nervous. Doing things even though we might not want to. This gives us the experience which will then not only help our self confidence but give us the evidence we need for our...
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