12 Quick Confidence Tips

Don't like what you wore to work? 

Did you feel rushed on your way out the door? 

Feeling 'blah'?  

Boost your confidence in under a minute with these 12 tips! Do one or do them all...

1. Pucker Up!
Pucker up and apply a fresh coat of lipgloss or lipstick! While you're at it - pop in a piece of gum!






2. Lead With The 'Ladies'.
Sitting at your desk? SIT UP STRAIGHT. Walking down the road? Straighten up! Lead with the 'ladies'...

3. Power Powder.
I don't know about you, but nothing feels worse, or looks worse, than a greasy face. Powder your nose & T-Zone.
A quick touch up does wonders!







4. Be Inspired.
It's nice to know you're not alone. Google your inspiration. Looking at women 'my' size takes the pressure off and inspires me to be the best I can be. 








5. Friends Forever.
Nothing boosts your confidence more than having friends that love you.
Look up a photo & remember the good times!







6. Turn It Up.
Get turnt up and play your favourite song. At work? Put in your head phones and nod along. 







7. Keep It In Check. 
Even if everything on your 'to-do' list will take an overwhelming amount of time, just add a simple task. Do it, and check it off. I LOVE checking things off - hence why I still use a planner!





8. Little Victories.
Whether it was the time you were hit-on at Starbucks, or when you got kudos for a job well done at work, remind yourself of a recent accomplishment!





9. Keep It Clean.
At home? Put away your clothes. 
At the office? Throw away useless papers. 
Out for dinner? Wipe away your spilled drink. 
Feeling confident in your 'space' leaves you feeling confident. Spend no more than a minute doing this!

10. Make Plans!
From grabbing a drink after work to beaching it up on the weekend, plan something you can look forward to!

11. Get UGLY.

Pull the ugliest face you can and SnapChat it to your friend. This helps you realize... it could be worse. 

(And better yet - no photographic evidence!)

12. Find Yourself.

We all have a photo of ourselves that we love. Whether recently or from a decade ago. 

Don't think - "I weighed less" or "I lost that shirt" think - this is me, and I love this me; past, present, and future. 

ttfn, Elizabeth