In learning how to improve self confidence, one must understand how the law of attraction works. If you think disempowering thoughts and are mixing these with feelings of fear, apprehension and disappointment, you are not getting what you want. Instead use the Law of Attraction in a powerful, positive and conscious way.

“Believe you can and you’re halfway there”, said Theodore Roosevelt, a man who recognized the true potential of the human being. Sadly, most people don’t reach deep level of thinking and experience little or no results in their life, because they lack self confidence.

In today’s society we cannot afford not to learn how to improve self confidence. If we want to progress and succeed in life, if we want to get things done and achieve the impossible, we need to start building our character, we need to call onto ourselves the highest possibility of what we can be.

So, how do you improve self confidence? That’s the million-dollar question…

It all starts with a thought. Think you can do it! Henry Ford knows very well that, “Whether you can, or can’t, you’re right.” In other words, what you believe about yourself, you become.

Besides, you’re here today because of your past recurring thoughts. What you think about yourself before you say or do anything, plants on the subliminal level, in your subconscious mind, the seeds of your actions.

If you constantly say to yourself things such as: I can’t, I’m not good at, I’m not sure how, I don’t know how to…than guess what will happen? You’ll get exactly what you think! Ask and you shall receive is not just a saying – it is a true principle and how the visible and invisible Universe works.

Successful people have confidence, self-esteem and self-respect because they recognize the true hidden power of the human character, and they plant the right seeds at the right time, meaning they constantly construct their mind and mindset like a CEO would build his business – from ground up, with close attention.

A key element to improve self confidence plays on the Law of Attraction.

The Law of Attraction says that you attract into your life and surroundings pretty much what you think of, or believe in. And if these thoughts are also attached to feelings or emotions, they attract what you think of, with even more force and power, like a magnet.

This is really important because if you want to improve your self confidence, you have to realise that all the thoughts of insecurity and low confidence when mixed with feelings of fear, apprehension and disappointment will only attract you more fear and insecurity and low confidence.

I suggest using the Law of Attraction in a different way…consciously rather than subconsciously.

Choose your thoughts every day. Choose thoughts of confidence and possibility.  Mix this thoughts with feelings of gratitude and you will soon realise that your self confidence is improving, simply because you say so. Consciously.

The law of attraction works for BOTH types of people: those who believe they are great and deserve success, and those who believe they are poor and deserve misery or failure. The question is: what do you believe about yourself? And how do you install new thoughts into your mind to attract success instead of failure?

One way is to use affirmations and declarations. Write down positive words, inspirational quotes and motivational sayings on a daily basis. Repeat these over and over again, a few times a day, first thing in the morning, throughout the day and late at night, or before you go to sleep. Make them part of your thinking routine, and eliminate and replace the non supportive thoughts every time you are aware of them.

We learned how to improve self-confidence using the Law of Attraction consciously. You know how successful people build self-confidence, self-esteem and self-respect, by planting the right seed at the right time, always believing in their own possibility. You recognize that what you can think of, you attract. And when you emotionalise your thoughts…you powerfully activate the  Law of Attraction. Surround yourself with positive people, and form the habit of repeating positive, encouraging affirmations, on a daily basis. This is the key to increase self-confidence.

March 2013 Issue