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Writer's pictureJanelle Lynnae

41. Self-Love & Confidence is a Continuous Journey with Lisa Thompson

Updated: Oct 17, 2020

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Your confidence journey is never over.


Everyone can benefit from continually challenging their limiting beliefs and growing their confidence.


In today’s episode, we’ll be hearing from Lisa Thompson, the founder of Self Love Beauty.




We’ll answer questions like:

  • What is confidence?

  • How can I grow my confidence?

  • How do I maintain a routine of self love?

  • Where is there confidence in my life?

  • How do I know what areas need more tlc?

  • How are self esteem and confidence connected?


"You don't know what you don't know until all of a sudden you know."

The quote above is my favorite quote from today's podcast. At first glance you might say "what?" Another glance and you might say "well, yeah duh that makes sense." But we tend to overlook the realities that come along with this statement.


It's easy to stay where we are in life because we don't know what we're missing out on, resulting in no motivation to change. When it comes to confidence, the same thing can happen. We get comfortable where we're at (even if it's not where we want to be) and because we don't know what our lives could look like when we grow our confidence, we don't try to change. You have to be willing to take the first steps blinded so that you will be able to know and experience what you once couldn't imagine.


"It starts at home."


Confidence affects humans of every stage in life. A lack of confidence is usually talked about in regards to the younger generation, however, so many adults still fight confidence struggles as they did in their adolescents. The only difference is how they perceive and respond to it. This creates a cycle of children and adults consistently struggling with their confidence.


As adults, we need to focus on our own confidence because we are the role models for our children. You create the environment your child grows up in. It can either be one that helps them step into their own confidence or one that gives them a lack in confidence. It's easy to try to put your child first. But when it comes to confidence, it starts with you.


"How we act and the behaviors we have are all backed by confidence."

What are some confidence tools you can implement into your life? Try these!:

  1. Reflection through journaling

  2. Write down three amazing things about yourself and repeat them everyday

  3. Take note of who you’re spending time with. Are they positive people? Do they give you energy or drain your energy?


Action step:

Reflect on what area of your life needs the most attention regarding confidence and choose one small behavior to implement in your life that will help you reach your goal. (Ex. 3 affirmations)


You don't want to miss out! Self Love Beauty is holding an upcoming virtual women's conference: Girl Unfinished: Uncover the Unstoppable You

Join October 18th from 10am to 3pm EST to reach your full potential and uncover your unfinished journey.



Lisa Thompson is the Executive Director and Founder of the non-profit Self Love Beauty, co-founder of BluWave Wellbeing and host of "The Confident Podcast". She is an established confidence and self-love workshop leader and keynote speaker.



Lisa has a Bachelors in Arts in Communications and Public Relations from Michigan State University, is certified in Social Impact Strategy from the University of Pennsylvania and is certified in Positive Psychology and Creating Wellbeing. In her free time, Lisa spends it with her dog, Denver, running & finding ways to play.




Connect with Lisa on IG/FB @selflovebeauty or email info@selflovebeauty.com

Or check out her website selflovebeauty.com

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