Confidence for Dummies

by Kate Burton, Brinley Platts

Build up your confidence levels and become more effective in all areas of your life Self-confidence is more than just a feeling inside – it's an indispensable ingredient for success in life. Written by two of the most sought-after executive coaches in the world, Confidence For Dummies, 2nd Edition arms you with proven tools and techniques for overcoming insecurity and social inhibitions, and for learning how to think and behave with more confidence at work, socially, and even in love. Open the book and Learn

Genres: Nonfiction, Self Help

224 pages, Kindle Edition

First published February 17, 2012

Reviews

[Enis Kurban · Rating 4 out of 5]

Hayatta daima özgüvensiz miydik, yoksa özgüvenimizi sonradan mı yitirdik? Her ne kadar kisisel gelisim kitaplarina inanmayan biri olsam da For Dummies serisi icin bu durumun cok daha farkli oldugunu soyleyebilirim. İcerisinde özgüven, benlik algısi, aile, sosyal iletisim, özgüven kazanmanın nasıl ve ne durumda mümkün olduğu, konfor alanımız ve gerektigi takdirde onu genisletme, enerjimizi engelleyen ve gelisimimizi kisitlayan faktorler... Pek cok konuya degindigini ve gerektigi takdirde yeniden okunabilecegini rahatlikla soyleyebilirim.

[Janelle Lino · Rating 4 out of 5]

It is a good book

It is a good book and it makes some good points. I would definitely recommend this book to build confidence.

[B. Henry · Rating 4 out of 5]

You can approach the book in two ways.

You follow the steps mentioned in the book one by one. OR, You try to get the essence and then develop a personalized set of rules to build up your confidence.

I followed the latter.

Even though several chapters have been filled with unnecessarily materials, you should mandatorily read up to Part IV. Whether you need to read from Part IV onwards is totally depended upon your situations.

[Ivy · Rating 3 out of 5]

REVIEW:
Confidence for dummies was full of different ways to be confident in different aspects of your life. Saying that this book was okay, it wasn't as informative as I had expected it to be. On top of that it was full of typos and at first I tried to overlook them but they kept popping up to the point where it became a tad bit annoying. On the pro side though I loved the way the book was organized, a person can easily identify where a tip is, an exercise, and even a reminder.

[Randell Carlton Brown · Rating 3 out of 5]

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