I'm sure you are asking, -What can I do? -Where can I get this great key to success?"

Of course, confidence comes from within. We HAVE to constantly battle our thoughts. One way to find confidence in what you do is by identifying whole problem. Once you realize that you are better at what you do then you think, you will find ways to reach out to learn more, to try more, and to take more chances. You have to be convinced that "what you do and how you do it" is best thing next to sliced bread.

You must also put effort into being more then confident when you tell others about your business. If you aren't exactly sure what your title would be, or what words to use to describe your business, then why not do a little footwork. Surf around internet and see what terminology is most impressive for what you do. That way you have no reason to even THINK that you need to be less then confident in what you have worked so hard to build. You must reflect confidence for others to think highly of your business.

When it comes to taking your business in a different direction, if you can jump into anything with both feet, that is great! But, if you have to test waters first, at least you ARE testing them. If you keep momentum going forward instead of standing still, then you will eventually get to where you want to go, all because of confidence!

It doesn't happen every time that Lee gets ball in hole, but it happens a lot more than most others. Time for a book on sports psychology, perhaps!

Many successful sportsmen and even ordinary happy people EXPECT success and happiness. And they get it ....

It's all in ONE'S ATTITUDE TO LIFE.

Always bear in mind ... "the greatest pleasure in life is doing what people say you cannot do."

- Walter Bagehot

"Do not let what you cannot do interfere with what you can do." - John Wooten

Whatever you do, be enthusiastic and avoid distractions. Focus totally on your task at hand. American President Franklin Roosevelt said ... "the only thing we have to fear is fear itself".

Are your fears holding you back? Don't be afraid to make mistakes. Take blame and credit for your position in life honestly and openly. You alone are responsible for it.

Break your routines:

Remember, "If you always do what you've always done, you will always get what you've always got". Make sense?

Spend 30 minutes alone each day to meditate. Contemplate your life and where you're heading.

Seek and talk to a person who currently is doing what you want to do most and doing it well. It doesn't matter how humble or famous they are or what it is they do: acting, singing, or merely being a good parent ... or just a hard "plodder". Get advice from "experts". When we talk of success we usually think of winning: topic of next section. Not that we all can be winners in every aspect of our lives.