
How to Overcome Nerves: Prep, Reps & Real Confidence
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In this episode of Kin and Capital, hosts Mike, Chris, Christian, and Alexis get real about building confidence under pressure—from panels and sales calls to job interviews and leadership moments. They break down how preparation, lifestyle, and repetition beat doubt, why mock reps feel harder than live, how to signal you actually want the job, and how a quick faith reset steadies the mind. The brothers close with clear weekly commitments to treat the show—and their careers—like a business.
Key Discussion Points
[00:06:49 - 00:08:17] Confidence vs. Doubt (Prep Wins):
[00:11:22 - 00:12:42] Practice Feels Harder Than Live:
[00:21:02 - 00:21:54] Lifestyle → Performance (Boxing Analogy):
[00:23:27 - 00:25:02] Interviews: Presence & “Wanting It”:
[00:26:18 - 00:26:36] Faith Reset for Imposter Syndrome:
[00:31:19 - 00:31:54] Worst-Case / Best-Case Planning:
Host Bios
Mike: Cybersecurity professional and new LLC owner focused on business growth.
Chris: IT leader sharing insights on networking, leadership, and career advancement.
Christian: Sales enthusiast emphasizing consistency, value, and personal development.
Alexis: Creative in graphic design, photography, and videography, discussing passion-driven work and internships.
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Kin & Capital is a podcast hosted by brothers Mike, Chris, Christian, and Alexis, focusing on personal growth, entrepreneurship, and family dynamics. Through candid conversations, they share their experiences in building relationships, overcoming career challenges, and pursuing business ventures. The podcast delves into real-life stories of failures and successes, offering insights into resilience, confidence, and goal-setting in fields like sales, media, and cybersecurity. Each episode includes a progress check on their goals, encouraging listeners to take small, consistent steps toward their own aspirations.
Intended Audience: Young adults, aspiring entrepreneurs, and anyone seeking motivation to navigate personal and professional challenges—especially listeners who want practical, no-nonsense tactics without a traditional path like a college degree. If you like authentic brotherly banter and actionable career/game-plan talk, you’re home.