For this 50th episode special, I'm interviewing my friend, co-founder of our digital boutique, and overall partner in crime, Clara. In this episode, we discuss daily routines and making progress with small struggles. All while taking a deep dive into physical, verbal, and interior confidence.

I'm answering your questions today, and this one is a common one. Hand movement (and overall body movement) while speaking can be nervewracking for new speakers. But I've got your back. In this episode, I go over hand movement with and without mics, the simple rules of how to move around the stage, and how to control nervous walking.

Good habits are important, I don't know anyone who would say otherwise. But if you're like me when it comes to developing habits, you're overwhelmed by everything you could implement in your life. That's why I focused my attention and found the four things I absalutely need to do every day to stay confident, mentally healthy, and motivated.

Whether you want to grow as a public speaker or something else, videos have become almost necessary to building a personal brand. But if you're like me, I was kept back from making videos because I was obsessed that the quality wasn't right, that it was too late to become known on YouTube, or the million other excuses I gave myself. I overcame these excuses though and simplified the video creation process so anyone with a phone and determination can do it.

Today, I'm finally sharing something that I've used for my entire professional career. I started speaking when I was just 17 years old, and so everyone immediately saw me as just a kid and not an expert in my field. And at 21 now, that still happens almost everywhere I go. So in this episode, I'm breaking down how I've "proven myself" and gained respect from older people with more experience and knowledge than me.

If you want to make money without having a traditional job, you're gonna have to sell something. And when it comes to pricing your products and services that you're selling, it can get very confusing. In this episode, I go through how people view different price points, how cheap isn't always better, and how to learn from movie theaters by creating three different price points to maximize profits.

Ever since I was a kid, I've dealt with anxiety. And one of my main ways of coping with this was through nervous tics. Fast-forward to today, and I'm still in the process of overcoming these bad habits I developed. But I have some solid tactics for you when it comes to temporary and permenant methods to killing your nervous tics.

I've been doing TV and radio interviews since I was 16, and I've learned a lot since then. There have been a lot of difficult and terrible ones but also a lot of good interviews I've done. So here are my tips on smashing any interview you do.

When I'm selling a product or service, the first thing I do is think about what else can I sell along with it. Because when you're running a business, you need every single dollar you can make, especially when you're just starting out. Elon Musk is a great example of this. You might have seen the Tesla surfboard that was just released...and sold out immediately. The same thing happened with the "Not-a-Flamethrower". Not only did this garner a HUGE amount of media attention, but I wouldn't doubt they made a profit as well. So, don't be content with just selling one thing. See what else your ideal customer would be likely to buy and use those add-ons to grow your business.

If there were a list of times it's important to present confidence, dating would definitely be high up on there. There are specific strategies and steps you can implement to up your dating game to not only appear more confident, but feel more confident as well.