Confidence for Teens

Are you embarrassed to speak up even when it¿s your turn? Do you hide your opinion because you are afraid that others won¿t agree with you? Do you find it difficult to approach the boy or girl you like? Then keep reading... We all have preferences, opinions, and feelings about certain things. Some people seem to express their feelings very easily. But if you are like me in the past, you tend to keep things for yourself. You don¿t want to hurt other one's feelings. And you certainly don¿t want to have a strange opinion. Because others might laugh at you or think you are weird. If you recognize this, then you might have a low level of self-confidence. This can affect your life and day-to-day behavior negatively. But don¿t worry, you are still young and there is plenty you can do about it. Here¿s a tiny overview of what you will discover in Confidence for Teens:The No. 1 thing to avoid when building confidence (page 52) Q&A to determine your current level of confidence (chapter 2) The obvious and not so obvious benefits of being confident (page 2 and 3) An effective method you can use against bullying (page 31 and 45) Exercises to discover the real you (chapter 4) Find out the first and most important step in being in control of your own life (page 17) How to develop a confident mindset (page 17 and 18) The examples and exercises are designed for teens like you. So don¿t worry Other people were able to do it so you can also do it. Don¿t wait longer and get in charge of your own life by scrolling up and clicking ¿Add to Cart¿.