In my experience doing so builds confidence in the long term. If you admit all your mistakes openly then nobody has any leverage over you.
It frees you.
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This is really spot on. I find it eliminates a ton of anxiety too. Because your subconscious is no longer waiting for your flaws to be revealed at any moment.
That's very true too. Anxiety can be linked to confidence, or lack of it.
I find it also builds trust as you've been honest.
Interesting how this is contrarian in a sense isn’t it
Admit fears doesn’t equal that fear being reality
But rather a sense of achievement
And as nostr:nprofile1qqs0ngjcp9mlnujm366epmst2sv70qaz47whv6vsdkeh2hdfka5lfwgpz4mhxue69uhkummnw3ezuum5wf5hguewv34sz9rhwden5te0wfjkccte9ejxzmt4wvhxjmcwctcul said is an “anxiety” reduction principle
I’d love to learn more about the interaction between the conscious and unconscious
Yep. My hunch is that our subconscious communicates to us physically. Like that very physical feeling of anxiety in this example.
Makes sense. Next step: follow it
And it builds a lot of trust in you!