Will Packer

Confidence is a muscle and it's like any other muscle.

You've got to work it.

You don't have to be born with it.

You don't have to be born with some big outsized personality saying I'm confident and I was born this way.

No, most people are not.

But you do have to build it by constantly reminding yourself of those positive attributes that you have.

Ask yourself who better than you and continue to ask yourself that question and realize that the answer is no one.

And that leads to the subtitle, Healthy Arrogance and the Art of Dreaming Bigs.

I've been around some of the most successful people in the world, man.

And one thing that the most successful people in the world have in common that people who I see who are trying to be successful often don't is that the successful people, when they walk into a room, they do not question whether or not they belong there.

They don't have that imposter syndrome.

They walk into a room and they realize this room is better because I'm in it.

I am something to this room that nobody else has.

The unique nature of me and my being is additive to this room.

Now, be clear.

It's not about coming in and tearing down the other people in the room.

That's toxic arrogance.

I work in Hollywood.

I deal with a lot of that.

Right.