Speech clinician, Sheila Enzenauer, talks with us about the power of positive thinking and what we can do to change the conversation in our head.

SAK Comedy Lab president and improv expert, David Russell, explains how the basic concepts of improv comedy can help us develop our confidence in everyday life.

Former dancer, Mindy Theriot, talks about the steps she took to gain the confidence needed to dance and perform in public, as well as collecting the confidence required to run her own business.

Drury Hotel C.O.O. and Ultra-marathoner, Eric Strand, chats with us about the many steps needed to become confident in a skill and how to accept the challenges and failures along the way to success.

Teacher and musician Ben Brekke talks about his musical journey, starting from a lack of confidence performing in front of others. He will discuss the many steps he took to move down the road towards confidence and eventually release his own music album, BE NOT AFRAID.

Ginny Leutgeb talks about the confidence needed to perform in the theater (or the business world), and what you can do to gain confidence  before the curtain rises.

Second-grade teacher Ben Brekke shares the caring, compassion and understanding needed to boost the confidence of young children as they prepare for the challenges of life.

Ginny Leutgeb talks to us about her process of collecting confidence during her 45 years in the healthcare industry.

Tom Arneberg returns to talk with us about seeking out the helpful feedback from those who would lift us up and move us forward, while avoiding those who simply berate, and belittle us.

Tammy Thompson, from SimplyRealDesign.com, discusses the confidence needed to survive and thrive in a world full of subjectivity.