The difference between success and failure often hangs on a humiliatingly small and elusive trait that standard education never touches: confidence.

We spend vast amounts of time acquiring confidence in narrow professional fields, while overlooking the primordial need to acquire a more wide-ranging variety of confidence which can serve us across a range of tasks in our professional and personal lives.

We so often lack confidence because we implicitly regard its possession as a matter of slightly freakish good luck. We believe we are stuck with the confidence levels we were born with, but as this class shows, the opposite is true. Confidence is not a gift from the gods, but a skill that can be learned. It is a skill founded on a set of ideas we have about the world and our natural place within it.

How to Be Confident teaches us:

• How to overcome the impostor syndrome.
• How to master shyness about advancing our plans.
• How to outgrow the legacy of childhood timidity.
• How to remain confident that we can change things through our own agency.

We leave the class equipped with a range of confidence-inducing ideas to allow us to escape the shackles of excessive hesitancy and compliance. We are schooled in the art of confidence.

Evening Classes - All timings are in Greenwich Mean Time (GMT)

6:15pm GMT session open

6:30pm GMT class commences

9:00pm GMT class ends

Morning Classes - All timings are in Greenwich Mean Time (GMT)

9:15am GMT session open

9:30am GMT class commences

12:00pm GMT class ends