Episode 6

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20th Oct 2022

Confidence - Where does it come from? How do we lose it? How do we get It back?

In this episode Helen and Jane talk about the big topic of confidence. They openly chat about how their own confidence has been effected over the years and what the one big thing is to gain back confidence when it has been lost.

You confidence can have such an impact on your business, so it's important to find out where the root cause is for a lack of confidence, so it can be dealt with.

It's time to regain lost confidence so your business can thrive and you can too!

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ceri-intro-and-outro_recording-3_2022-10-07--t08-35-23am--62f24825f1f4b50164e72a69--fabfemales: Hello and welcome to episode

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number six of Fabulous and Female.

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I'm Helen Corsi Cador and award winning business mindset and fertility

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coach and a mum to twin girls.

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ceri-intro-and-outro_recording-3_2022-10-07--t08-35-23am--guest775274--jane: And I'm Jane Mack, a visibility coach,

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bestselling author, and mom to two boys.

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And our podcast is about having honest conversations with busy, ambitious

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females, about growing your business to create financial freedom, having a better

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balanced life, and avoiding burnout.

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H&J Outro Episode 6 Hels: Hello and welcome to this

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episode of Fabulous and Female.

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Today Jane and I are going to be talking about all things confidence

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and how it can have a huge impact on you, your business, but also most

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importantly, how it can be overcome.

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This is such a big topic, Jane, and.

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It's been a huge part of my life from really, really young, even to this day.

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But I'd just be great to hear from your point of view, you know,

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what sort of things , do you come across in your business and also

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personally to do with confidence dense

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H&J Outro Episode 6 Jane: Yeah, definitely.

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So for me, on a personal side, confidence has been a huge part,

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I'd say even in the last 18 months has been most prevalent really.

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Um, cuz I went from having.

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Bricks and mortar business.

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I had this central office in a location that everyone just walked

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in to see me and asked about my services and it was all very nice.

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And then all of a sudden I was in a business where I

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have to promote myself online.

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and that to me, that was a huge part that confidence to go out and do that.

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And yeah, it's been a bit of a journey to overcome it, you

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know, Definitely has been.

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Even when I speak to people, it's very, there's very lot of similarities.

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People are very similarities in terms of how it's affected them.

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And it's those same fears people have that they just don't feel

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confidence about themselves.

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Um, even you from the deep inset fears, but also.

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Self conscious of really, people are very self-conscious about themselves.

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And obviously social media plays a huge part in that because there's,

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absolutely

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there's so many people out there and so many

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different things you see and videos and you know, if it's not your thing

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and it's something you're very new to you and you're not confident, then

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that will just push you back further.

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Cause you just think, Well, I can't do that.

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I'm not gonna do that.

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There's no way.

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You know, look at me, I don't do that.

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H&J Outro Episode 6 Hels: It really does, doesn't it?

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Just touching on that, you know, social media.

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Is it, you know, the people are portrayed themselves of being really confident

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and that can have a massive impact.

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If you are not feeling confident and you are kind of watching people, they'll come

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across or actually are really confident.

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And I agree that there's so many similarities across so many different

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people in all different industries that have the same kind of feeling.

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H&J Outro Episode 6 Jane: Yeah, absolutely.

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And I, so many people get that, that I've speak to somebody today about it.

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Um, and we were talking about different things you worry about and fear about,

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you know, in terms of your confidence.

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And I listed a number of like five or six different things and I said,

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Do any of these sound familiar?

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Said, yes.

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Every single one, Because it's not just one thing, is it?

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There's loads of things that go into it.

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It's not just a case of, Oh, I just can't be live on social media.

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It's not even that, you know, It goes beyond that.

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, in terms of people, what people think and how they feel.

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And it, yeah, it can take a bit of work to, to work around it.

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And there's ways, of course there's space because you've done it and I've done it.

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Yeah.

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Well that's a, and that's the thing, isn't it?

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You know, we've both done it and I think the journeys that we've

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been on, Individually and together, you know, doing this podcast has

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really had to, you know, push our, our confidence to the next level.

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You know, like we've been very honest.

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We didn't have a bloody clear what we were doing at the start, and

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we, you know, we're all learning.

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Yeah.

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Just as you sense that whole learning piece.

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Yeah.

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When you don't have a clue about any of the software, any of the technology,

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And plus even just recording, although you know when you record these and you

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can, you can edit behind the scenes and you're not gonna be live and you're

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not physically on camera, it still pushes you out your comfort zone.

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To do it.

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You know, And I think that's a big thing with confidence.

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You need to be willing to push yourself outside your comfort zone in order to

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grow that confidence and, and get over it.

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Yeah.

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and that, you know, it's a thought sometimes

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we getting outta that comfort zone that scares a lot of people as well.

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And that's a massive word isn't it?

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Scared and like being scared of doing something.

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And for me, like confidence is, Is much bigger than just being confident in,

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public speaking or talking on a podcast.

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It's, it's so much deeper and for me, I think it's, it really is important

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to, to try and go back to the, place or the event or, you know, whatever

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has made you not have the confidence.

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I was actually writing something earlier about, do you remember?

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Ever been like a small child or, or actually think about this way, watching

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small children and thinking they have got so much confidence kids, haven't they?

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There's no fear.

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You know?

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Whe when did we decide to put these negative thoughts into our brain?

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When did we decide to train our brains?

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I think that we've got no confidence.

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You know what?

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If we could go back to be in that small feel, fearless.

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You know, and I'm talking like really small.

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Um, you know, just, just no fear.

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Um, wouldn't that just be amazing?

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How would that make you feel if you were that person?

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Absolutely.

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I think it's trying to think of how you want to feel with that, it's attaching

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to those feelings can really help.

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And having that vision of, this is how I want to feel, this is what I want to

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be like, this is where I want to go.

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This is where I want it to be, like in personal and in your business.

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And it's get trying to get that vision there to get those feelings in.

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And I know from some people I've spoken to, a lot of things have happened.

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Maybe always taken as maybe somebody in school said something to.

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Yeah.

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one of their first jobs, they were asked

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to do something, a presentation or something that didn't go well and

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it's kind of knocked and it has this ripple effect now, doesn't it?

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It just knocks it in to the rest of your progression, your life,

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your business job, whatever you do to all of a sudden this thing?

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Oh no.

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Cuz I remember that time that person totally told me apart for that or that

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person heckled from the back or that person said, No, I don't want to be me.

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I don't want to do these things.

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It can just be a small thing,

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I know

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for a long.

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it is.

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And I think as we're, you know, as we're a lot younger as well, not just younger

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actually, but, but generally younger, we don't realize what impact that is gonna

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have on somebody's rest of their life.

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You know, It's just incredible.

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I'd just be really interested though, Jane, have you got any specific

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examples of where you've gone?

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From having, no confidence in a certain situation to now being as you are.

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I would say my, my biggest area,

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I had to grow my confidence.

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Being visible online.

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That was my, my biggie.

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So it was because that was now my business basically.

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And that's the one thing, you know, being confident in front of my

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friends and everybody, that was fine.

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I could talk about that, but all of a sudden I had to go out into

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the world of the internet and it can be a little bit scary,

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H&J Outro Episode 6 Hels: Big open world of a www

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the big scary internet and that big scary

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Instagram live that you have to do.

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Yeah.

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and I.

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You know, I think, well for start you need to, there, there's practice in doing it,

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but also there's a lot of ways of, um, you know, looking at those negative thoughts,

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those, those fears and thinking, I need to, you know, I need to change this.

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I need to change it to a positive.

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I need to flip this.

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And that's what I've had to do over time.

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It's just flip those things into something that I feel comfortable

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about, I feel positive about.

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I feel motivated about.

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It's never, ever just one thing there.

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There's a, you know, there's a selection of things cuz it's not just

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one sort of fear or, or worry there or, or can't do this because of that.

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There's usually a selection of things and it's working through those and it's

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just finding out what are those things.

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And then how you work through them.

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So, you know, getting visible was huge for me.

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Um, and you

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And now look at you, your visibility, Coach

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I visibility coach and I'm on a

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podcast, I'm on social medias.

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Oh my God.

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I've got, Oh yeah.

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Do you know, and it's funny cuz if somebody said this to me last year,

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Although podcasters, in my mind it was like I wouldn't have a clue

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what to do, where to start, what would I, what would I say to people?

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What would we talk about?

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I have no idea what I would talk about, but here we are chatting away as

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always, but that once again, I think as well, you know, I know that confidence

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for a big part as wealth confidence came from me is when you get that.

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Fire in your belly as a saying that feeling your gut of something you're

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really passionate about and that really, really helps knock all those

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fears out the water and having that passion can really, really push.

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Because at the end of day's, something you're passionate about,

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you want to share, you want to talk to people about it, and you've got

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all this stuff you wanna share.

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And that's, you know, if anyone I speak to, I focus on that with people say

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like, you know, what's your passion?

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What's your purpose?

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Why are you doing this?

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Get focused on that.

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Before you start thinking, I need to do alive and I need to do these things.

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Start where you need to go.

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Fix that part first and then work on it from there.

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yeah.

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what about you?

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Did you have any specific things of you've had to sort of get confident on?

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I'm just thinking actually, and it's, it's

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interesting for me, I think going back.

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To when I was a lot younger.

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You know, I'm, I'm six foot tall, right?

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So people think that I've got all this confidence because I, I'm tall and

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I can, I can hold myself in a room.

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Actually, I was so, so, so shy for most of my childhood.

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You know, I remember, Being in the middle of town.

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And my, dad had, , met somebody that he knew and he was like, Oh, Helen, this

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is, I can't remember a bloody name now.

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Or whatever her name was.

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And I literally just like, went into myself and I just, I couldn't

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even look up, I couldn't even speak.

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I just had nothing, nothing.

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And I, I don't honestly don't really know where that's come from.

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So for me, it's, it's the confidence I've, I've had to.

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Overcome from, from a young age.

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And I think, cause people around me are really confident and I

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was kind of like, Well, do you know what, They're all confident.

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So I don't have to be, So I'll just be my little me in the, in the background.

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I would say though that the biggest thing for me was leaving my property

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job to go into starting Tiger.

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That was one of the biggest confidence learning, learning.

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I, Why you calling it experiences for me?

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Because I had to speak to a lot of people that were in my mind, you

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know, really high on this pedestal of, financial institutions, big companies.

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And I was like, they're not gonna be interested in little old me a

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little, well, not a little, a tall Welsh person from, from Carter.

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You know?

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And I think that was the biggest thing for me is, is finding.

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Confidence to believe in myself.

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Don't get me wrong, I was very lucky.

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I had a business partner who was extremely confident.

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So I, I did often being honest, I did often hide behind because

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it was just easier to let her be the really confident word.

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I'll be the one that does all the doing.

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And then when we sold Tiger.

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I kind of lost all my confidence again because I was like,

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Right, what am I gonna do now?

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Who am I is finding myself again?

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Um, and as you said, going from, you know, bricks and mortar to then

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an online space, which is already super noisy, and then you are coming

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into that space, it's like, oh shit.

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Right?

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Okay.

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I've gotta be competed again in so many different aspects.

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And the one thing I would say though, for me is like, now, It doesn't matter

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if things go wrong or you mess up when you're talking to somebody who cares.

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You

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know that's it.

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Yeah.

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It.

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isn't it?

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Yeah, totally.

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And I think when a lot of people worry about things like, you know, I don't

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like my hair or I'm too old to be doing lives and I don't wear any makeup and

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I'm self-conscious And actually, as I've said to people, nobody actually cares.

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Nobody's on there going, Well, I don't know about that person because I mean, she

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looks at least over whatever, imagine over 50 or, you know, or she looked, and I say

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over 50 only because the person I spoke to was over 50 when they told me this.

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yeah.

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It's so young.

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50, by the

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Anyway.

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And you know when somebody says to you, Oh, why don't you wear a lot of makeup?

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And what, so what?

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That doesn't mean to say you're not good at your job.

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It's not, doesn't mean to say you're not amazing at a service you can

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provide or a product you produce.

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It doesn't mean anything.

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And you know it.

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She says, Oh, my hair's just like this.

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I'm like, So what your hairs like that doesn't affect you.

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The fact is you're being new.

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It doesn't matter that your hair has up, down, straight, blonde, dark, whatever.

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if, if only our audience could see us now, like

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I have literally got no makeup on.

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My skin is like a teenager at the moment.

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It's just horrendous.

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I don't,

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Well, that's it.

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You need to be unique.

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People want to see the uniqueness because, you know, as I say, how boring would it

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be if we're all exactly the same online?

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There'd be nothing to look at.

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You know, And it's like, you've all got your own style and uniqueness.

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Show it off,

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Yeah.

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off.

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It's, you know,

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Jane.

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Yeah.

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and actually I have, and my front tooth, right?

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The front bottom tooth, I have a chip tooth, which means it's a different.

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Of course you can totally see.

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I see.

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It's chipped now.

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I've spoken to people and I've said this, and they're going, I can't even see that.

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I don't recognize it.

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Now I see it and I know it.

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I see it.

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Every time I do alive, I see this chipped with.

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I don't care because actually it doesn't affect anything at all.

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Only me it says it.

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So once again, nobody even sees it.

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Nobody knows it's there.

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It's only me.

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People don't care.

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it's getting over that ego as well, isn't it?

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I think that the ego in us does have a lot to play with confidence as well.

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Cuz if, if, you know, if there's.

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An ego in you somewhere that actually I don't look right, I don't feel

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right, or I'm not looking my best.

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You know, self-confidence, self-judgment kicks in.

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That can have a massive impact on confidence.

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But I, I completely agree with what you said then about just being you, people

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will really relate to the real you.

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They'll follow you, you know, if you're on, even if you're not online.

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You know, if you, if you are.

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Public speaker.

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You know, if you are, whatever you do, if you work in, a supermarket, if

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you, doesn't matter what you do, it's just being the best version of you.

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And if people, you know, really relate to you and really like you and, and

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trust you, they're not gonna give.

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Two shits, what you look like, what you've said, if you've messed up, you know?

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Um, so yeah, it's, it's a massive topic.

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If you had somebody come into Jane and, you know, as a visibility coach and

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said, Oh, I've just got no confidence, what would be your sort of advice or

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your coaching style to them on that?

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I would say the first thing we would look at is,

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you know what, what, as I said before, what is your purpose and your why?

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You know, what is it you're there?

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You'll find that passion, um, because once you have that, that can have a

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knock on effect on everything else.

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And that's, to me, something, and I know a lot of people struggle working on that.

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They really struggle.

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, everyone thinks, Well, I'll do this as a business or this is what

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I'm doing because that's what I'm expected to do or I've always done.

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But actually, maybe it's not your passion.

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Maybe, you know, maybe it's just not.

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But actually if you sit down and think about it and you know, think of all

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these different things you do what?

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And find out what is it you really love doing?

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What is the one thing that you really love and you're really good

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at, and you, you feel strongly about, and you know, find that.

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And then go from there because that's, I think you need to find a start.

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Just trying to jump in and, and do lives and put yourself out there is really hard.

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Unless you've really got a right gut feeling in your gut.

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As I said, I always say, you need to like that fire in your belly to really feel it.

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And then from there you can look at, okay, this is what I feel.

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This is my passion.

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But let me look at what my fears are and then look through those and see,

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right now I need to look at each one, how to overcome this, you know?

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And if you've really time with someone, then going back to really

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bit deeper and find out what is actually the cause of this fear.

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You keep saying about what is it?

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And usually, you know, we've said before, it's gonna, it's come from somewhere.

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you know, years ago and maybe when the child or something that's happened

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at school or a job or something, somebody said, or something's

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happened and it's facing that.

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Um, because as much as you can try and practice and do all these

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things, you need to tackle that fear.

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Whatever it is that's holding your back and sort of losing that

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bit of confidence, that's bit you need to, you need to tackle.

Hels:

Yeah.

Jane:

so yeah, but I'm, I'm very, a very big one for that,

Jane:

that passion and that that purpose

Hels:

Yeah.

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Getting that fire, isn't it something you love doing?

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Finding the joy in what you doing every day?

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And if you, you know, life, life is too short to just do stuff you absolutely

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hate, or it's not giving you that energy or that passion, you know?

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So, yeah, that, that's a really good one.

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Um, for me as well.

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So if someone comes to me and I get this a lot, especially in business

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coaching, and fertility stuff as well.

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It, it does come back to a couple of things.

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It's like mindset, like you said James as well.

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It's like, let's look at what's really holding you back.

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So there's something I've learned that the presenting problem

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is rarely the real problem.

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So, you know, if it is, oh, I don't wanna do public speaking.

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Okay, why don't you wanna do public speaking?

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What actually is the cause of that?

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And like you said, often it's from, you know, an event or a trauma or something

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that's happened to us years ago.

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So it's going back to that specific event, working on that event, and what impact

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then will that have and on moving forward.

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Another thing I, I do is a couple of techniques and these.

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Some of them are specifically nlp, but it's about focusing or

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anchoring a, positive previous, event that has happened.

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And when you feel like you've, you need a boost of confidence, it's

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going back to that specific state.

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So say it's about, you know, a remembering a time when you were really,

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really, really confident in something.

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It's kind of anchoring or really holding onto that emotion.

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And then using that in a specific event where you need it.

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Um, and then there's another one is about visualizing after.

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The thing that's causing you the problem.

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So say it is the confidence in, I just, I keep saying public speaking.

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I don't, no idea why, but if somebody has got a fear of public speaking or

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be invisible or you know, anything really, it's focusing two 15 minutes

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after you've done that event and after you absolutely nailed it.

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I'm focusing on the, the positive of the outcome rather

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than the what ifs could happen.

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But there, there's loads to confidence.

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There's so much, And it is, it is basically isn't, It's finding

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out what the real problem is and what's really holding you back.

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Um, I'm looking at us, Well, how do you want to feel, you know?

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Do you actually really want to be confident in all of these things?

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Or is it just one aspect of something that you really need to be confident in?

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Cause we're only human at the end of the day, aren't we?

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We, you know, we're we, I, I'm gonna say this.

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I don't feel that we can be confident in everything we do, but if there are

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specifics you need to work on, then we work on the specifics rather than

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looking at everything as being this, you know, massive confidence piece.

Jane:

So, yeah, sometimes it's that piece of just stay

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in your own lane, so, You know, focus on the areas you need to focus on.

Jane:

And so I know it's very easy to be distracted and start looking at everybody

Jane:

else, and, and we have, as business owners, we've all these ideas and I

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wanna do this and I wanna do that.

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That you can do them.

Jane:

Sometimes you need to park it for a bit, focus on what you're doing and then as

Jane:

you build your confidence in certain, some areas, then start to move on.

Jane:

You know, work out a bit, a bit.

Jane:

Because otherwise, well also overwhelmed the kicking.

Jane:

If you're trying to do everything at once and you're not confident and

Jane:

you try to fix this, try to fix that.

Jane:

And, you know, I do overwhelm well, but I can overwhelm very easily.

Jane:

Um, , so I do

Hels:

do Jade, but you've got some amazing things

Hels:

now in place to help overwhelm.

Hels:

I definitely will definitely do a talk on overwhelm.

Hels:

Cause that's a, that's a big one for a lot of

Hels:

H&J Outro Episode 6 Jane: That's a big one.

Hels:

Yes.

Hels:

And I, I have walked walk a time on that.

Hels:

and I have, like, I, you know, I, I absolutely have.

Hels:

Yeah, I wonder what impact that has on your confidence as well when you

Hels:

get to that kind of overwhelmed stage.

Hels:

Does it really have an impact?

Jane:

I think it does.

Jane:

I think it does.

Jane:

Definitely.

Jane:

Yeah.

Jane:

I think because when you're in that overwhelmed state, you're trying

Jane:

to do a million things at once, but your and your brain's telling you

Jane:

one thing and your mind's telling you something else and your, your heart's

Jane:

telling you to do something else, and you have a big list of things

Jane:

you can't focus, so there's no focus.

Jane:

And when you're not focused, you, you don't have the

Jane:

energy to do that one thing.

Jane:

So whether it is, whether you needed.

Jane:

I dunno.

Jane:

Maybe you, you need to do a week of lives or you, you've planned this

Jane:

in, but you're all overwhelmed.

Jane:

You can't focus it, you can't just put your mind to do that one thing, Put the

Jane:

energy into it and be really good at it.

Jane:

Cuz otherwise, sometimes I, I know from my point, if I'm overwhelmed,

Jane:

you try to do too much too quickly to get through it, to get it done.

Jane:

And you're not actually giving it your all, You're not actually putting your all

Jane:

into it and doing so rather than doing.

Jane:

10 different things, kinda halfed, you're better doing one or two

Jane:

things fantastically basically.

Jane:

I've learned that.

Jane:

So I need to stop the halfing.

Jane:

H&J Outro Episode 6 Hels: Yeah, don't do the halfass.

Jane:

Yeah, let's do a, let's do a full bum.

Jane:

Come on.

Jane:

Let's get a full

Jane:

no half.

Jane:

H&J Outro Episode 6 Hels: Full peachy bum only please.

Jane:

Uh, interesting.

Jane:

So with, with, um, just going back to confidence, cause otherwise I know will

Jane:

to start talking about overwhelm bit more.

Jane:

So tell me a time when you were actually really confident.

Jane:

Ooh.

Jane:

Um, really

Jane:

H&J Outro Episode 6 Hels: Come on, Miss Mrs.

Jane:

Confident visibility, Coach.

Jane:

It's hard though, isn't

Jane:

it is.

Jane:

Yeah, cuz it's probably different times where I've had times when you think Yeah.

Jane:

Yeah.

Jane:

Do you know, actually probably in the last, and this, see in the last couple

Jane:

of months when I've really niche into the whole visibility, I'd say that's where

Jane:

my confidence has completely boosted big style in the last couple of months.

Jane:

Because that's because the passion and the purposes there,

Hels:

purpose.

Hels:

Exactly.

Hels:

H&J Outro Episode 6 Jane: yeah, that's what I find.

Hels:

And to me, it totally shifted.

Hels:

I'd say the feeling in my gut, the.

Hels:

In my mind and in my mindset, and it totally changed how I look at my business

Hels:

and how I kinda show up and how I, you know, put myself out there to people.

Hels:

Completely changed.

Hels:

Totally different.

Hels:

H&J Outro Episode 6 Hels: And I would absolutely back

Hels:

you up on that, cuz you know.

Hels:

I've only known you really for what, a year is it now?

Hels:

Maybe

Jane:

But yeah.

Hels:

Yeah.

Hels:

Maybe even less than a year.

Hels:

Yeah.

Hels:

Give or take.

Hels:

And the difference in you from when I first met you to now is incredible.

Hels:

Incredible.

Hels:

And the Yeah, you completely right.

Hels:

Once you find your passion and your real passion,

Jane:

Mm-hmm.

Hels:

your confidence has just gone up and you

Hels:

know, I, I can definitely see that.

Hels:

And I, I didn't know you were obviously, Pre this, this sort of meeting.

Hels:

Um, but yeah, that you can definitely see it in your,

Hels:

well, just in everything you do.

Hels:

You know, You just, you, yeah.

Hels:

You're just more, you ooze more confidence

Hels:

H&J Outro Episode 6 Jane: ooze confidence, not

Hels:

H&J Outro Episode 6 Hels: Do you just ooze it?

Hels:

Yeah.

Hels:

It, you found your, you found your passion, you found someone that you love.

Jane:

I think as well you have that confidence.

Jane:

It brings an energy, An energy, a totally different energy about, Yeah, definitely.

Jane:

Yeah.

Jane:

And what, what, what would you say, what's one of your big confident moments?

Jane:

Share

Jane:

H&J Outro Episode 6 Hels: could ask me that.

Jane:

Yeah.

Jane:

I put you on the

Hels:

I know it's really hard though because you think,

Hels:

was I really confident there or did I just get on with it and do it?

Hels:

For me, the real, real confidence for me was when we opened the doors for

Hels:

our first store in Cardiff one Tiger.

Hels:

Because even though.

Hels:

We weren't ready to open.

Hels:

Like, dunno if I share this on the previous, I'm not sure now, but

Hels:

the day we opened, you know, we had people knocking on the window.

Hels:

It was the 1st of December, it was Christmas, and we had all these staff

Hels:

around us, all these people wanted to come in and we weren't ready.

Hels:

We didn't have prices on hardly anything and we just both

Hels:

went, Fuck it, Let's just open.

Hels:

And we felt, or I felt, Content enough to go let all these people come into my life.

Hels:

And I was really proud.

Hels:

And I think that for me is, has a massive impact.

Hels:

If I'm feeling really proud of something, then I really lift my confidence.

Hels:

Yeah, that was probably one of the, the most business related confidence,

Hels:

Um, loads of little personal things.

Hels:

But yeah, that's probably the biggest business.

Jane:

yeah.

Hels:

Oh, it's bringing a little, It's bringing a little,

Hels:

like, you know, a little heat to my heart.

Jane:

Oh, you feeling?

Jane:

I said raise the hair in your arms?

Jane:

Are you

Hels:

Yeah.

Hels:

Oh,

Jane:

I, Val, look, when I look back to when I had

Jane:

my first business and the day, the first days of us starting to work

Jane:

in there, I hadn't a bloody clue what was happening, how I did it.

Jane:

I had no idea what to do, but I don't remember feeling uncomfortable.

Jane:

I just kind went with it.

Jane:

And I remember like owners of the house, the holiday lets you know, they phoned me

Jane:

about stuff and asked me about things and.

Jane:

I had the bloody clue.

Jane:

I was just like, Yeah, fine, you, whatever.

Jane:

I'd come off the phone going, Oh my God, I dunno what to do about this.

Jane:

And it was, you know, you just learnt.

Jane:

You get on with it and you learnt and we just did it and it, you

Jane:

know, yes, it got this stage.

Jane:

Then I, you know, it was like water for ducks back, but at the beginning.

Jane:

But it's funny because back then, I don't know whether it's an age thing as

Jane:

well, It been, you know, sort of, sort of 12 years younger at least, you know,

Jane:

I didn't, I didn't have that same sort of fear factor as such, and I didn't tear, I

Hels:

the young, the younger piece is coming back, isn't it?

Hels:

H&J Outro Episode 6 Jane: uhhuh, didn't you?

Hels:

You're young.

Hels:

You feel more confident about it.

Hels:

And you know, I didn't worry if somebody walked in to asked

Hels:

me a question I didn't know.

Hels:

I just went, Oh, I dunno.

Hels:

Let me come back.

Hels:

You know, I'll, I'll find out for you.

Hels:

I'll come back to you.

Hels:

It didn't, it didn't phase me.

Hels:

It didn't bother me.

Hels:

Whereas, you know, then whereas I have to put my face online, it was

Hels:

like, Oh my God, I have to put my face out there and talk to people.

Hels:

So it's quite just funny that how, whether, you know, it

Hels:

was a different business, it's different, It was face to face.

Hels:

So maybe it was more comfortable than putting yourself live on a

Hels:

camera ride there to the world.

Hels:

You know, It was a one on one conversation.

Hels:

It was an age thing, you know.

Hels:

But, either way I still had to just go with it and learn it and,

Hels:

and follow it and go with it and,

Hels:

Yeah, yeah.

Hels:

Definitely.

Jane:

So just to end this episode, obviously

Jane:

we've had a lovely chat.

Jane:

Confidence and how it affect us and where it can start from and

Jane:

how it changes over the years.

Jane:

Uh, so I really hope that you've gained something from this and that you know

Jane:

that there's so many ways that it can be overcome and it it will be if, if you,

Jane:

if you're willing to take the action, it can be absolutely overcome to do.

Jane:

H&J Outro Episode 6 Hels: Yeah, absolutely can.

Jane:

And you know, we just said a few really small snippets of what we

Jane:

would, what we would advise or coach or, you know, talk to our clients

Jane:

and what we've done personally.

Jane:

, and it is just all about.

Jane:

Learning, You know, there, there's so many elements to confidence.

Jane:

But yeah, I hope you've enjoyed the episode.

Jane:

And as always, please reach out to Jane and I and, as well if you've

Jane:

enjoyed the episode, leave us review.

Jane:

outros-2_recording-9_2022-09-28--t11-00-55am--62f24825f1f4b50164e72a69--fabfemales: We end every episode of the top

Jane:

tip for you and today's top tip is you are the expert of you.

Jane:

outros-2_recording-9_2022-09-28--t11-00-55am--guest775274--jane: And our leaving message to you

Jane:

is always remember to do the one thing that makes you feel fabulous.

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About the Podcast

Fabulous & Female
Hello and welcome to Fabulous & Female! For women who are running their own businesses and want advice, guidance and great tips that they can take forward for business growth, better balanced life and most importantly to avoid burnout, then this is for you!

Featuring fantastic guest interviews, you will get to hear inspirational stories behind successful female entrepreneurs, plus the real life dramas that happen behind the scenes. Between guest interviews, listen in to hear the host talk about her own business experiences and share tips and knowledge gained over many years of business life, plus the huge changes made from bricks and mortar businesses to coaching.

Each week, these honest, funny and ‘keeping it real’ conversations show the ups and downs in the life of an entrepreneur.

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Helen Corsi-Cadmore

Helen Corsi-Cadmore:
An award-winning Business, Mindset and Fertility Coach, an NLP Master practitioner, Hypnotherapist and mum to twin girls.
Having built a successful career in property, and then turning her hand to owning a large multi-million-pound retail business, Helen is now a successful coach that helps people achieve their true desires by being a positive disruption!
Huge lover of fresh air, coffee and cake and dogs!

Jane Mack:
A bestselling Author, Visibility Coach, and mum to two boys.
Jane’s first business was a successful holiday letting agency she owned with her husband before selling it to a national company. She moved into business consultancy before realising a passion for coaching.
After going through her own visibility journey she now helps women be visible in their businesses, because she believes no one should feel they have to hide because of fear.