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    Now, About That Confidence: A Book on Confidence
    Now, About That Confidence: A Book on Confidence
    Now, About That Confidence: A Book on Confidence
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    Now, About That Confidence: A Book on Confidence

    By Karun Kris

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    "Confidence is the one key element that enriches your experience of life"

    Some people are naturally confident while others aren't. If you are in the latter then this book is for you. This little manual has got tips and tricks which will help you become a confident person. 

    Why should you become more confident? Confidence helps you stand up for yourself and the ones you love. It helps you express your deepest desires. It helps you take ownership of what you say and do. It commands respect from others. The list goes on.

    Give this a read and take action to see results. 

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherKarun Kris
    Release dateAug 31, 2018
    ISBN9781386369509
    Now, About That Confidence: A Book on Confidence
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    Karun Kris

    Karun Krishnan, who writes under the name 'Karun Kris', was born and raised in Kerala, India. He began writing at age 14 when he suddenly got an idea for a story. This idea consumed him, making him write everyday and expanding his story. At age 15 he self-published his first book. From there on, he began writing more and more. Nowadays, he focuses more on self-help and thought books instead of fiction.

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      Now, About That Confidence - Karun Kris

      Introduction: Confidence in our lives

      CONFIDENCE IS A CHEAT code in life. When I make that statement, some people call it an exaggeration. Some people say it’s too harsh to make such claims. Yet, I still think this is true.

      Based on everything I’ve observed around me, my assertion seems sound. Confident people outperform the rest time and time again. Confident people gain more respect. Confident people have powerful friends. Confident people have stronger and trustworthy relationships. All this and plenty more.

      Confidence is something that will help better each and every aspect of your life. It is something that will make you feel good about yourself. It allows you to make others feel good about themselves. It encourages you to open up and express your true desires. It helps you dream big and take massive action. It helps you stand for yourself and for the ones you love.

      From birth, you are blessed with confidence. If lucky, your circumstances and environment helped blossom that confidence. On the contrary, certain events or situations crushed your confidence into dust. It must have been just one event, but it scarred you for life. The negative emotions associated with that event ensured that you never did it again.

      For the vast majority, one event punched you in the mouth. You either dusted yourself up or is still wailing on the floor. If you are in the former, kudos to you; else you need to change your situation.

      Let’s take this moment to analyse the latter situation. For this purpose, consider a kid in his early teens, who is about to give a speech in front of his school. He prepared as best as he could, memorising every line and practising every gesture. He walked up onstage to receive an applause from the audience. Taking a couple of deep breaths, he began.

      The speech went fine, until he forgot a line in the middle. He started panicking. He tried remembering hard. He looked at the audience. They were dead silent, staring

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