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We all possess a reservoir of natural self-confidence that is always with us, ever-present. Many self-improvement practices urge you to work hard to find or build confidence. But what if that wasn't necessary? What if you didn't need to force positive thinking or push away uncomfortable thoughts? In this course, you’ll explore what natural self-confidence truly is and learn how it is accessible to you every single day. You'll discover how to trust your internal guidance, and your Inner Compass, and realize that uncomfortable thoughts and feelings aren't to be feared—they can be your friends.
It's a relief to you realize you don't need to work hard at building your self-confidence.
We all possess a reservoir of natural self-confidence that is always with us, ever-present. Many self-improvement practices urge you to work hard to find or build confidence. But what if that wasn't necessary? What if you didn't need to force positive thinking or push away uncomfortable thoughts? In this course, you’ll explore what natural self-confidence truly is and learn how it is accessible to you every single day. You'll discover how to trust your internal guidance, and your Inner Compass, and realize that uncomfortable thoughts and feelings aren't to be feared—they can be your friends.
Liz Scott is a wellness coach, author and community change worker with a deep passion for helping others thrive. In 2000, she qualified as a counsellor, followed by coaching training in 2004. For many years, Liz dedicated herself to self-improvement, attending numerous courses and reading countless books. She believed that self-confidence required hard work and effort and she collected tools and techniques to share with her clients. In 2013, everything changed when she discovered The Three Principles. This transformative philosophy showed her that she didn't need to constantly "fix" herself. Liz realized that her true nature—her authentic self—was already whole and unbreakable. With this new understanding, she shifted her coaching approach from focusing on tools and techniques to guiding clients toward recognizing the innate power and wisdom that exists within them.