Roxie Nafousi

poignant, effective, relatable, simple.

It's so powerful.

And I'm so glad you dedicated time to confidence.

Okay, so let's dive in, Roxy.

Confidence is such a big thing.

I wanted to ask you, how do you define the word confidence?

I like that definition.

That's such a brilliant way of putting it because I think we are all overthinking before we walk into a room, what's everyone going to think of me?

And then we walk out, we're all thinking, what did they think of me?

Absolutely.

The whole car journey home, wondering everything you did and whether someone saw you drop your spoon or spill a bit of wine or drop some food or whatever it may be, right?

You're overanalyzing every moment.

Mm-hmm.

And you're wondering, well, do they think I'm smart?

Do they think I'm clever?

Do they think I'm interesting?

Do they think I'm boring?

One thing you said was really interesting to me, and I want to kind of go down that road is, how do introverts and extroverts demonstrate confidence differently?

Or does it even look different?

Yeah, why is it that we, it feels so obvious.