I came into this world with certain attributes that took no effort : my almond-shaped eyes, my obsession for anything peanut butter and chocolate, and my more-than-I-care-to-admit muscular calves (thanks, Dad). Confidence, on the other hand, is a trait I can say, without a doubt, I was not blessed with from day one. In fact, self-esteem is an unfamiliar feeling I struggle with. But confidence is a learned skill that takes practice, much like riding a bike or mastering a new language—something I gleaned from Jessica Chang-Irish , founder of Jessica Chang Consulting and a coach who trains women to speak and carry themselves more confidently. CURRENTLY TRENDING / WELLNESS 7 Healthy Eating Hacks Hilary Duff’s Nutrition Coach Swears By this is what dreams are made of READ MORE So how does Chang-Irish define confidence? “Confidence isn’t about being self-assured all the time,” she stated. “Rather, it’s a practice of self-awareness, acknowledging your value and gifts as well as y...