In part two, we move on to the second type of confidence: the idea that when I don't have skills or experience, I still know that eventually I can figure out a solution as long as I bring myself to the equation.
This type of confidence requires that we have learned at least some skill at a high level before, so that we can anticipate with accuracy how the Valley of Disappointment will feel.
This is a sneak peak into a masterclass that I gave (for free) in my Facebook group- Parents of Ambitious Teens: Personal Growth & Healthy College Prep.
If you'd like to participate in future masterclasses, be sure to join the Facebook group right away.
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See you there!
