Ever since I was little, this is what my teachers would say to parents and not a lot has really changed. I got told the same thing today at a training day and honestly, it confuses me. I just don't get it. It's kind of like people make this assumption about you, they assume you're to scared to voice what you know and they believe that you actually know what you're doing. Nobody really understands what makes me 'quietly confident' and neither do I to be honest with you. It's just me and I don't really get why it's bad if I'm honest. Sometimes if I'm in a situation with people who are very confident and are happy to communicate and answer questions, I struggle to get a word in edgeways. I don't want to be rude and interrupt them or talk over someone else. Does that make me quietly confident?
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Personally, I don't see it a s always being a bad thing. You're the person nobody really expects anything from, the person everyone just forgets about but you're confident and one day that confidence will shine through. It's kind of like a sneak attack, no- one expects it but everyone will know when it happens.
Talk to you tomorrow, Chloe xx
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