“Confidence is about putting the need to like yourself over the need to be liked by others.”
There is nothing more important than your belief in yourself. Unleashing Potential is a 30-day confidence journal that pairs a short haiku with original photography by Chad Bock and reflection questions for each day.
Just 5 to 15 minutes of daily reflection helps you build authentic confidence: the courage to show up as yourself and for yourself, even when it feels risky. It’s for anyone who knows they’re capable of playing bigger but hasn’t fully believed it yet.
Justin Patton
Get to know yourself more deeply and practice treating yourself with greater understanding and respect.
Recognize the stories that hold you back and challenge the way you speak to yourself.
Explore a different perspective on your past and what it can teach you about moving forward.
Identify what you need and establish boundaries that reflect your values and support your well-being.
Get clear on who you want to become and what a meaningful future looks like for you.
Choose practical next steps that align with your vision and begin putting them into motion.
Unleashing Potential is truly inspirational! It even has the word, "confidence" written with white text with a fiery red background. The photography inside the covers hold strong artistic merits while encouraging readers to face adversity with internal strength. The language is concise, empowering, and easy to understand. Thank you, Justin Patton, for collaborating with Chad Bock (the photographer) to create a nonfiction book that offers hope and optimism in spite of the bleakness that can make life difficult.
Order 50 or more copies of any Justin Patton book directly from Amazon, send your receipt, and Justin will lead a free virtual book talk for your team.
Each of the 30 days has a haiku, a photograph, and reflection questions. Read the haiku twice, then spend 5 to 15 minutes reflecting. A weekly check-in follows every seven messages.
Anyone who wants stronger, more authentic confidence, at work or in life.
Yes. Confidence is not a fixed trait. It can be cultivated through self-awareness, self-acceptance, and intentional action.
