Confidence, confidence, confidence... It's challenging to find in a highly competitive world. As a creative individual—whether I’m writing, photographing, filmmaking, singing, or acting—I often feel overwhelmed by the sheer amount of talent surrounding me.Let’s be honest: it can be especially tough when you're neurodivergent and dealing with trauma, anxiety disorders, depression, and other psychological factors. So, is confidence truly achievable in today’s world? I have good news: yes, it is. The truth is, you already possess confidence; it’s been inside you all along. It’s like a jacket that’s been shoved into the back of your closet, hidden and hard to find. I uncovered this truth about myself this year as I made significant self-discoveries.But how do you actually find confidence? Well, I had the pleasure of interviewing Linda Cajuste in today’s episode. Linda Cajuste is a dedicated Confidence Coach, ACC ICF certified life coach, and ideation strategist who empowers shy and introverted women entrepreneurs to find their voices and confidently pursue their goals. With over 15 years of experience in the corporate world as an accountant, she understands the challenges of stepping outside your comfort zone. After more than a decade of studying improv, Linda integrates creativity and spontaneity into her coaching approach. As the co-founder of My Creative Break, she creates meaningful opportunities for authentic networking and connection and runs a teambuilding company that emphasizes collaboration.

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LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lindacajuste/

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