It doesn’t feel good to have low self-esteem as an introvert. You feel unheard, and ignored. You’re afraid that no one will ever understand you.

This makes you wonder if there’s something wrong with you. Worst of all, you feel ashamed of your true personality, like it’s a dirty secret you have to keep hidden.

I’ve been there.

For years I was sure there was something wrong with me. I’d compare myself to all the extroverts around me and feel completely inadequate.

As an introvert like me, you probably know what it’s like to …

* Feel ashamed of your true personality, and struggle to ‘fix’ yourself

* Feel awkward and timid speaking up in groups

* Feel self-conscious about your quietness and disappearing acts 

* Feel frustrated when people ignore you and assume you’re stupid because you’re quiet

Perhaps you’ve tried to build confidence before, but you unknowingly fell prey to one of the 4 sneaky confidence killers that knock an introvert’s self-esteem down at its knees.

Confidence Killer #4 will probably surprise you.  

Sneaky Introvert Confidence Killer #1

You try hard to look confident on the outside, but feel awkward and alone on the inside.

As an introvert, you are an internal processor. Sure, body language and social skills matter, but without an internal shift, you still feel insecure and unhappy.

Of course, more confidence can help you cultivate all of the above. But for introverts there’s more to it than that.

For introverts, more confidence means …

* less overthinking and feeling guilty about who you are

* more courage when it comes to socializing in groups

* ZERO guilt or embarrassment about your quiet nature

* feeling heard and respected when you do speak up

The best way for you to build confidence as an introvert is to recognize that confidence looks different for you. It might not be bold and outgoing. Instead, it could be quiet, but determined. Or courageous, but reserved.

Sneaky Introvert Confidence Killer #2

You follow extrovert biased advice that makes you feel exhausted and inadequate.

Extroverts and introverts are different. Taking an extroverted approach to building confidence will exhaust and discourage you.

A lot of social skills ‘experts’ tell you to just “get out there” to build confidence. But the extroverted approach to confidence feels backwards for introverts.

Sneaky Introvert Confidence Killer #3

You try to do it on your own. Like most introverts, you pride yourself on being independent, so you try to ‘fix’ yourself on your own. But without any outside feedback, you stay stuck.

I’ll be honest with you, it takes a while to go from insecure to self-assured as an introvert – especially when you try to piece together all the steps yourself.

I tried to do it all on my own and it took me years of painful trial and error to discover the confidence building tools that work like magic for introverts like us.

With my Unbreakable Confidence For Introverts course, you receive a step-by-step system to gain confidence much faster than if you try to do it on your own.

With Unbreakable Confidence, you’ll …

* Receive introvert-specific advice to create core confidence in all areas of your life

* Discover the source of deep-seated insecurities and uproot them once and for all

* Reboot your brain by clearing out limiting thoughts and adopting a confident mindset

* Feel more secure in your relationships as you boost your self-esteem

* Develop courage to meet new people and build lasting friendships

* Learn how to stop people pleasing and be assertive without feeling guilty

* Develop confident communication skills that draw people in naturally

* Learn voice tone and body language secrets that instantly convey confidence

This course is one of my most popular ever and it’s normally not available. But for this throwback sale you can access the course before it goes back in the vault for good.

Grab UC today and you’ll get my Unshakeable Self-Love for Introverts workshop as a bonus ($67 value).