All Posts Tagged Tag: ‘Confidence’

Confidence in the Transition

I am in a transition period, of sorts. I am moving from one place to another and experiencing the good, bad and confusing that come along with deciding to go hard for a huge goal in my life. Thus, this series is to share with you but also for myself. I told you all is may seem a little …

Confidence Changes Everything

This is a guest post from Dayna Bickham, my great co-collaborator on the Tandem Series on Confidence . You can read her blog and follow her on Twitter and Facebook. What happens when we misplace confidence? Ever put your trust in the wrong person? What about a company? Living near Houston, I immediately think of Enron. Thousands of people lost …

Change Your Perspective

I love the saying “a picture is worth a thousand words”. I am not a photographer, except my love of snapping pictures on my morning runs and my children. I realize this quote assumes a lot. The greatest assumption is that we all will see what the photographer sees. But how many of you know that appearances can be deceiving? …

God’s Track Record

Everybody likes a winner. Someone you can count on to bring home the trophy. Someone you can reach out to and they will do exactly what they say, the way they say it. But what if the very basis of this belief is flawed? Most of my life I’ve been a go-to person. The person to answer a question, identifies …

Confidence is Tricky

Confidence, for me, is tricky. Not confidence in general, but confidence as a believer. Why? I spent much of my life acquiring skills and building my belief in my ability to bring about a particular result in a given situation. For example,