It’s better to be confident than vulnerable
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Most people think confidence and vulnerability are opposites—and that one is better than the other. But what if the most powerful approach isn’t choosing between them, but knowing how to use both?
In this episode of No More Illusions, Joe Kwon, The Connection Counselor explores the illusion that it’s better to be confident than vulnerable. He explains why confidence can inspire others but, without connection, can sometimes come across as arrogance or delusion—and why vulnerability can create the trust and connection that makes confidence more powerful.
You’ll learn:
- Why confidence doesn’t always inspire confidence in others
- How vulnerability creates trust, connection, and credibility
- Why confidence and vulnerability each have different strengths—and why the combination can be especially powerful
The episode ends with a simple challenge to strengthen whichever one is harder for you.
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