Confidence Building for Singles Dating

Is getting into a relationship being thwarted by your lack of confidence?

Your confidence can be affected by:

  • your own and others expectations of yourself
  • your ability to believe in and have faith in ourselves
  • your level self worth – valuing yourself, feeling worthwhile, good about ourselves without having to feel superior or better than
  • how you think about yourself - not in comparison to others but realistically within our own capabilities, strengths and potential
  • fears of rejection and being hurt
  • fear of failure

For singles dating, it is easy to focus on relationships that haven't worked in the past.

Keeping your attention on your failures and mistakes rather than on what you have accomplished, can make you feel bad and lowers the opinion you have of yourself.

This can lead to low self esteem and will drag you down so that you stop believing in your ability to achieve what you want.

A great start is to be willing to ask yourself:

“How do I limit myself or put myself down?” and begin focussing on the positive – seeing the “glass half full” in any challenging situation.

You can start building confidence by:

  • identifying the positive aspects of yourself
  • valuing yourself despite your shortcomings, faults or weaknesses
  • focussing on your resources, what you have to offer and what you are capable of and
  • be willing to “change the things you can change, accept the things you cannot change, and have the wisdom to know the difference”.

    Lack of confidence sometimes comes from FEAR - fear of rejection, fear of being hurt, fear of intimacy, fear of not being good enough.

    You might want to ask yourself:

    What are my fears? Where do they come from? Are they valid?

    To get to the core of these and clear them out, read about The Journey

    So how can you improve things?

    Individual coaching sessions can be used for confidence building.

    Develop a plan to become more positive and encouraging towards yourself:

    • Listen to your own feelings

    • Be enthusiastic about small changes you make in things you do or ways in which you behave

    • Focus on your resources, what you have to offer, what you are capable of

    • Develop your sense of humour so that you see the amusing side of things and become more light-hearted

    • See alternative ways of doing things rather than the way you have always done them or expect them to be done – broaden your horizons

    • Acknowledge your efforts even if you haven’t accomplished as much as you’d have like

    • Challenge your negative beliefs – they are often MISTAKEN beliefs about ourselves or about life

    • Be willing to accept the reality of things as they are AND that there are alternatives

    • What are my needs? Believe you have a right to your needs being met - acknowledge your needs, the other persons needs and the needs of the circumstances – and understand that ALL are 100% important

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