In this era of "face-based", how can we improve our self-confidence?

Everyone has a love for beauty. In fact, any era is an era of "looking at face". This is human nature.

No one has the obligation to look at someone else’s sloppy appearance to understand their beautiful heart, especially in today’s high-stress, fast-paced era, where everyone is busy and time is precious.

If you want to improve your self-confidence, I would like to give you two suggestions:

First of all, you should make your face beautiful.

The importance of face is self-evident.

Even if some people are good-looking, they will not be respected by everyone if they are full of swear words;

Some people are ordinary-looking, but if they talk well and are well-educated, they will still be respected by everyone. Watch with admiration.

If two candidates go for interviews at the same time, under the same conditions, the good-looking one will definitely be hired.

Don’t go to extremes when it comes to looking good. If you don’t rely solely on your face, it’s not recommended to go under the knife for plastic surgery. The key is to make yourself clean, tidy, generous and decent. When it’s time to put on makeup, just do it. Wear makeup.

Secondly, you must have something better than others.

This can be your family background, your studies, or your work performance.

Even if Wang Sicong does nothing, others are full of confidence. As the only son of the richest man, how can he not be confident?

The top three students in the class must be confident;

Excellent employees in the company must be confident;

So improving self-confidence means There must be results that can be achieved.

This result may not be particularly dazzling, but it is enough to make you confident with this result.

For example, if you are the best cake maker in your circle of friends, this is also an achievement!

Comments are welcome to discuss~

I am Li Xiaochuan, a senior HR in the workplace. I have a WeChat public account of the same name "Li Xiaochuan". Welcome to follow me. The ups and downs of the workplace will accompany you as you grow.