"Shine Bright Like The Star Wars Jedi You Are" Says Stephen Richards

Develop Jedi Self-Confidence: Unleash the Force within You

How does one get a high self-confidence like a Jedi Knight? Have you ever criticized, even cursed yourself for doing something wrong? Have you tried torturing yourself by doing a monologue of how silly and stupid you are, and how useless you are to society?  If you have been doing this on a regular basis, then you may have a low self-confidence. After all, you would not find a Star Wars Jedi warrior going through a self-confidence crisis.

A Jedi with self-confidence has a good all-round overall image or value of themselves. It is how you look at yourself when you look in the mirror that matters. If you look in the mirror and you see a loser who can do nothing more than commit mistakes, then you may have a very low self-image. So get working on that Jedi-like self-confidence.

A Jedi’s self-confidence does not come from out of the blue. It is not something we are born with, although it is partly determined by the circumstances into which we were born. It is not manna from heaven and it cannot be bought by money.

Low self-confidence can be self-destructive, and it often manifests itself as negativity. Self-confident people are generally more positive – they believe in themselves and their abilities, and they also believe in living life to the full, just as a Jedi would.

Develop Jedi Self-Confidence

So how do you build this sense of balanced self-confidence, founded on a firm appreciation of reality? Well the bad news is that there’s no quick fix, or 5-minute solution.

The good news is that building self-confidence is readily achievable, just as long as you have the focus and determination to carry things through. And what’s even better is that the things you’ll do to build self-confidence will also build success – after all, your confidence will come from real, solid achievement. No-one can take this away from you!

Plan of action

Look for a model (someone who has self-confidence like a Jedi) and learn from them. What is it they do that makes them confident, how do they act?

Focus on your achievements rather than your failures. If you do find yourself thinking about how you failed then look at what you managed to do right and how you could correct what you did next time.

Work on any skills you need to do what you want, you can never be over trained or over skilled for any challenge in life.

Do not be too competitive or compare yourself with others. Be yourself and accept that life is not a race against others but your self-confidence depends on you and your personal needs.

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