Continuing the discussion from Losing confidence:
It’s something I think quite a few of us have struggled with.
Continuing the discussion from Losing confidence:
It’s something I think quite a few of us have struggled with.
When I was happy and confident, they hurt me.
I struggle with lack of confidence too. I don’t receive a lot of positive feedback from other people, at least I didn’t used to, and it kinda slowly ate away at me.
Hey @firemonkey, I had a post about motivation bc i think they are both linked, i really need to be confident in my abilities to be motivated, if i am lacking confidence it stops me from doing things i might want to do.
Its hard to know what helps, my moods affect how i feel about certain things as well like if i feel depressed or i’m not in the mood to do something i want to do i might start thinking i’ll never be able do it, or i’ll never be in the right mood
i guess its just trying to tell yourself that you are capable and look for reasons why you should do it, how it will benefit you and then compare doing it vs not doing it, how would that make me feel?
That sounds good.
I’m confident about some things, but not about others. I should work on what I feel I’m bad at, since that’s the best way to increase confidence, but it’s very difficult if my interest isn’t high enough. For example, I have some math flash cards. I could be practising my multiplication, division, adding, and subtracting. Instead, they sit in a container collecting dust. It’s the same thing with social stuff. If only I could get more interested in the offline socializing.
The hallucinations?
They didn’t start out as hallucinations but are now. It’s like “No good deed goes unpunished.”
Idk, it comes naturally normally.
I take propranolol lol.
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