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1. Be Confident

• Confidence is certainly the most important factor which adds to the personality of any individual.

• A person’s confidence might go down due to mistakes, failure, guilty or any other thing which is undesirable.

• Some people often develop inferiority complex due to their physical appearance, caste, financial status etc.

• Such people perceive confidence as their weakness, while the truth is that confidence is an individual’s biggest strength.

• You should be confident about who you are and whatever you do. Being confident will help you to express yourself and stand amongst the crowd.

2. Improve Your Communication Skills

• The way you speak reflects who you are. Be polite and gentle with your words.

• Use decent words while interacting with everyone. Always think before you speak.

• English being globally accepted is preferred everywhere. So work on your English proficiency by listening to English news, reading English newspapers and magazines.

• Always use simple words general interactions.

3. Dress Up Well

• Dressing sense means the general sense about how you should dress up for office, party or any other occasion.

• Good looks no doubt will add to your personality but what matters the most is how you are dressed up.

• Even a 5’4 guy with a dark complexion can have a good personality if he knows how to carry himself.

• Dressing sense thus plays a major role in personality and confidence development.

4. Do What You’re Passionate About and Be Passionate About What You Do:

• Always follow your passion and do what interests you. This will not only help you to grow as a person but will also add to your confidence.

• Be passionate about your work. Make sure that you give your best in whatever you do.

• This will add to your growth and strengthen your self confidence. NEVER miss a chance to prove yourself.

5. Watch Your Body Language

• Body language plays an important role to judge a person’s confidence and personality. Try to make use of positive gestures while interacting with others.

• This shows that you’re at ease while having a discussion.

• Studies reflect that 75% of our communication happens non-verbally. Your gestures thus play a vital role while interacting with others.

6. Improve Your Social Skills

• Man is a social animal. Every individual has to interact with a group of people one time or the other.

• Being shy or introvert is the least desirable characteristics in any individual.

• Always stay updated with the current affairs and what is happening in your society.

• Try participating in group discussions and seminars. This will help you to be more open and adjust amongst a group of individuals.

7. Develop Leadership Qualities

• A good leader is believed to have a good personality. Leadership skills do not mean how well you give orders to your subordinates.

• It means how well you can manage your subordinates to accomplish a particular task.

• Work harder to set an example to your subordinates. Express yourself and always do as you say.

8. Be Optimistic

• Have a positive outlook towards everything. Nobody wants to be around a person who is negative and complaining all the time.

• When you face a failure, let go of the assumption that you’re the unluckiest person alive.

• Use positive statements like “I can do it”, “I always have a choice” etc. Expect good things from the future.

9. Be a Patient Listener

• Be an enthusiastic listener. Listening is a very essential part of communication.

• This will help you to see things from the eyes of others. Mental presence is a must to be good listener.

• Try to get away from any possible distraction while talking to your family members, friends and co-workers.

• Ask questions to let the other person know that you were listening to him/her.

10. Be a Good Learner

• Good learning skills in an individual are highly desirable.

• You should always have the zeal to learn new things while at work. This reflects your enthusiasm.

• Don’t let yourself repeat the same mistakes. Learn from them.

• “Learn from the mistakes of others. You can’t live long enough to make them all yourself” - Eleanor Roosevelt

• Everyone makes mistakes, but learning from them is the best one can do.