Saturday 4 April 2015

How to become a confident person | John Maxwell

confidence, boldness, outspoken


It's weekend  and it's another time for me to share a soul lifting video. I understand that some people learn better by seeing and listening than reading prints.

Each time I have the opportunity to speak about my growing up. I will never miss the part that has to do with my confidence. I had deep inferiority complex. I thought I was never good enough.

The good news is that it's all in the past now. Today, I'm sharing with you how I broke out from being a shy and inferior boy to a confident man.

I'm excited because I used this principles long before I found this video of John C. Maxwell.

A Quick Review

John Maxwell highlighted four (4) things that makes a confident person from the biblical view.  He said, "Confidence is  as a result of:

  1. Following your purpose and passion.
  2. Finding your strength zone.
  3. Knowing God's will for your life.
  4. Obeying God's will for your life. "
When he was illustrating the fourth point, he said "Christians are educated way beyond their level of obedience." It got to me really hard.

I would leave you now to hear from the horses mouth. I guarantee you 100% humour and 100% value. 




Quote for the day

"I have strength for all things in Christ who empowers me [I am ready for anything and equal to anything through Him who infuses inner strength into me; I am self sufficient in Christ's sufficiency]. - Philippians 4:13 (Amp)
If I were you, I would say that loud to myself and believe it hard.

Over to you
I would like you to share your own experience on becoming confident and your opinion about the video using the comment form below. 

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2 comments:

Anonymous said...

Hello Abraham,

Truly, many persons have confidence issues. Thanks for sharing. very resourceful.

John Maxwell really got me cracked up!

Abraham Ologundudu said...

I'm glad you find it very useful.

Cheers