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In this episode, Ashley Hatch and Dr. Matt Moore discuss the topic of confidence. They define self-confidence as the belief that one can successfully perform a desired behavior. They explore the story of Roger Bannister breaking the four-minute mile and how his belief influenced others to do the same. They also discuss the six sources of self-confidence: past accomplishments, vicarious experiences, verbal persuasion, emotional state, physical state, and imagined experiences. Ashley shares her personal experiences with confidence and the importance of avoiding comparison. They emphasize the fickle nature of self-confidence and the need for consistency in building and sustaining it.
By Ashley Hatch and Matt Moore5
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In this episode, Ashley Hatch and Dr. Matt Moore discuss the topic of confidence. They define self-confidence as the belief that one can successfully perform a desired behavior. They explore the story of Roger Bannister breaking the four-minute mile and how his belief influenced others to do the same. They also discuss the six sources of self-confidence: past accomplishments, vicarious experiences, verbal persuasion, emotional state, physical state, and imagined experiences. Ashley shares her personal experiences with confidence and the importance of avoiding comparison. They emphasize the fickle nature of self-confidence and the need for consistency in building and sustaining it.

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