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Affordable Swim Dress Delivers Confidence-Boosting Comfort
shopping5 days ago

Affordable Swim Dress Delivers Confidence-Boosting Comfort

Shoppers—especially women in their 50s and 60s and postpartum moms—are praising Blooming Jelly’s V-neck, built-in bra, tummy-controlling, long-torso one-piece swim dress for offering full coverage with a flattering skirt, all at a wallet-friendly price (~$37+ on Amazon). Reviewers say it’s comfortable to swim and walk in, boosts body confidence, and attracts compliments from strangers, making it a strong affordable alternative to pricier rivals.

via HuffPost|
#blooming-jelly#confidence#mature-women
Twenty Veneers, a New Smile: A Man Regains Confidence
lifestyle10 days ago

Twenty Veneers, a New Smile: A Man Regains Confidence

A man unhappy with his earlier veneers and a chipped front tooth underwent a cosmetic makeover: Dr. Arthur Glosman replaced his old veneers with 20 porcelain veneers (10 on the upper teeth and 10 on the lower) after a temporary phase that let him test the look. The result is a whiter, wider, more natural-looking smile that leaves him looking and feeling younger and more confident.

via The Daily Beast|
#confidence#cosmetic-dentistry#dental-transformation
A measured nod to confidence: neuroscience reveals the ideal level of overconfidence
health4 months ago

A measured nod to confidence: neuroscience reveals the ideal level of overconfidence

Knowable Magazine’s interview with cognitive neuroscientist Steve Fleming explains metacognition—the brain’s monitoring of its own thinking—unfolds in stages from trial-by-trial uncertainty to post‑decision appraisal. The take‑home: projecting a touch of overconfidence can help others see you as competent, but being blind to your own limits is risky; anxiety can distort learning from feedback, while open‑mindedness correlates with more accurate metacognition and belief updating. The findings suggest teaching metacognition in education could curb polarization and improve decision‑making by balancing confidence with self‑awareness.

via Live Science|
#confidence#education#health