Why It’s So Hard To Believe In Yourself
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Julia Austin
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But the rise up can create insecurity in others
Holcomb mentions the great strides women are making as a way of turning attention back to those who may struggle to have self-confidence. She explains that society might quickly reject this type of rise-up. “This rejection does not only come from men but from other women who may be projecting their own limiting beliefs about what they feel capable of doing. People fear what they do not understand and what they have been told they cannot do themselves. Seeing an ‘exception to the rule’ can be (understandably) triggering yet again when you have not healed yourself.”
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