You have ideas. Lots of them. You see opportunities everywhere—business projects, side ventures, new income streams, creative pursuits—but there's a persistent voice that stops you before you even begin: "But what if I fail? What if I'm not good enough? What if I waste time and money? Who am I to try this?"
This isn't stupidity. This isn't lack of ambition. This is the confidence gap—the chasm between what you're capable of and what you actually attempt because you don't believe you're capable enough.
For many people in Bogotá and across Colombia, this gap is particularly wide. You work, you earn, you survive. But doubling your income—or tripling it—feels like something that happens to other people. People with connections, luck, privilege. Not people like you.
What if I told you that this belief is the only thing actually stopping you?
The gap between current income and doubled income isn't a knowledge gap or skills gap. You probably already know what you need to do. The gap is confidence—the deep, unshakeable belief that you're capable of attempting bold things and succeeding enough to make a real difference in your income and life.
Building that confidence isn't motivational nonsense. It's a systematic process grounded in neuroscience, psychology, and energy restoration. And it's more achievable than you think.
Why Confidence (Not Willpower) Is Your Real Bottleneck
Most people trying to increase income focus on the wrong leverage points:
Skills approach: "I need to learn more. I need to take a course, get certified, develop expertise." So you invest time and money in education.
Strategy approach: "I need a better plan. I need to find the right business model, optimize my approach, study successful people." So you research and plan.
Motivation approach: "I need to push harder, work longer hours, have more discipline." So you attempt to force yourself through sheer willpower.
These help. But research on income growth, entrepreneurship, and achievement reveals something fascinating: those who successfully increase income don't necessarily have more skills, better strategies, or stronger willpower than those who don't.
What they have is something different: unshakeable confidence that they're capable.
This confidence manifests as:
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Willingness to attempt things without complete certainty of success. You don't wait until you're 100% ready. You start at 70% readiness.
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Resilience through failure. When attempts don't work, confident people interpret this as "the strategy needs adjustment," not "I'm incapable." So they iterate rather than quit.
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Visibility and self-promotion. Confident people tell people about their work, their ideas, their services. They don't hide and hope people discover them.
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Strategic risk-taking. Confident people invest in opportunities, take calculated risks, and pursue ventures that uncertain people avoid.
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Energy for execution. Confident people have the psychological energy to follow through on plans, whereas doubtful people exhaust themselves questioning whether they should bother.
Each of these behaviours compounds. A confident person attempts more → succeeds more often (through iteration) → gains more evidence of capability → becomes more confident → attempts even bigger things → income increases.
Conversely, a doubtful person attempts less → therefore fails less often (but also succeeds less) → has less evidence of capability → becomes more doubtful → attempts even less → income stagnates.
Income growth is almost entirely determined by which cycle you're in.
The Confidence Crisis: Why You Doubt Yourself
Before building confidence, you need to understand where self-doubt came from. It didn't arise from reality. It arose from specific experiences and beliefs.
Root Cause 1: Energy Depletion
Here's what most confidence advice ignores: self-doubt intensifies dramatically when you're depleted.
When you're operating from the Powerlessness State—low energy combined with negative emotion—your brain cannot access its full capability library. It defaults to threat-detection mode, which interprets everything as risky, and your own capability as insufficient.
The depleted brain says: "This is too hard. You can't do this. You'll fail. Why try?"
The energised brain says: "This is challenging. You've overcome challenges before. Let's try and iterate if needed."
Same person. Different energy state. Radically different confidence.
If you're exhausted from your current job, burned out, stressed, sleeping poorly, and running on caffeine—your brain literally cannot access confident executive functioning. You're not actually lacking confidence. You're lacking energy.
Root Cause 2: Limiting Beliefs Installed in Childhood
Many people inherited beliefs about capability from their families, communities, or past experiences:
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"People like us don't become successful"
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"Money comes from hard work at a single job, not from trying new things"
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"Successful people are born with something we don't have"
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"Failure is shameful and means you're incapable"
These aren't true. They're just beliefs you absorbed and have been unconsciously operating from.
Root Cause 3: Past Failures Without Reframe
If you've attempted something ambitious and it didn't work, you might have encoded this as "I'm not capable of that".
But failure isn't evidence of incapability. It's evidence that the particular approach didn't work—which is data for adjusting strategy, not proof of permanent inadequacy.
The difference between people who build income and those who don't isn't that successful people never fail. They fail constantly. But they interpret failure as "iteration required," not "I'm incapable".
Root Cause 4: Insufficient Evidence of Capability
Confidence is built through accumulated evidence that you're capable.
If you've never attempted bold things, you have no evidence. So doubt feels rational.
But this creates a paradox: you need confidence to attempt bold things, but you need evidence from attempting bold things to build confidence.
The solution: Start so small that failure is impossible, build evidence of capability from these micro-successes, and let that evidence compound into unshakeable confidence.
The Three-Layer Foundation for Unshakeable Confidence
Building genuine confidence (not false bravado, not forced positivity—real, grounded confidence) requires three layers working together:
Layer 1: Energy Restoration (The Foundation)
Before anything else, restore your energy to sustainable levels.
If you're currently depleted—exhausted, running on stimulants, stressed, sleeping poorly—take 10 days for the Super Jump intensive. Your primary goal isn't learning specific techniques. It's returning to baseline vitality so your executive brain can function.
The laughter-charge breathing practice shifts you from Powerlessness State toward activation and positive emotion. The Victory Journal builds evidence of capability through recognising existing accomplishments. The gratitude practice trains your threat-detection system to notice safety as well as danger.
By day 5-7, most people report: "I feel different. Clearer. More capable."
This isn't fake confidence. This is your actual capability becoming accessible because you have energy to access it.
Layer 2: Belief Restructuring (The Framework)
Once energised, systematically identify and update limiting beliefs:
Identify: Write down the beliefs blocking you:
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"I'm not the type of person who doubles their income"
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"People in my situation don't succeed at new ventures"
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"I don't have what it takes"
Challenge: For each belief, ask:
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Is this actually true, or just something I believe?
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What evidence contradicts this belief?
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Who has succeeded despite similar circumstances?
Replace: Create new beliefs that are both more empowering and realistic:
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"I've overcome challenges before. I can figure this out."
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"People in circumstances similar to mine have doubled income. So can I."
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"I have what it takes to iterate until I succeed."
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"Success requires attempt + iteration + persistence—all things I control."
Live as if: Spend 30 days acting as if these new beliefs are true. Not pretending (which is exhausting), but testing: "What would a person who believes 'I can figure this out' do differently?"
Your brain will begin reorganising around your new beliefs through lived experience.
Layer 3: Evidence Building Through Micro-Attempts (The Practice)
Now that you're energised and have updated beliefs, build unshakeable confidence through accumulated evidence of capability.
The Micro-Attempt Strategy:
Identify something income-related you've been wanting to try but haven't because of doubt. Something ambitious but not suicidally risky.
Examples:
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Raise your rates 10-20% (test market response)
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Create a side project or freelance offering
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Approach a potential client or customer
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Launch a small digital product ($20-50 version)
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Teach or consult informally (test interest before formal positioning)
The key criteria: Something you can actually attempt this week, that carries low financial risk, but genuine personal risk (will involve some discomfort and uncertainty).
Attempt it. Document what happened. Most importantly, notice: You did it. You tried. You survived. The sky didn't fall. And you learned something.
Record this in your Victory Journal as evidence: "I attempted [thing]. It was uncomfortable. But I did it. And I learned X."
Do this micro-attempt weekly for 8 weeks. By week 8, you'll have 8 pieces of evidence that you're capable of bold action.
Your confidence won't be based on hope. It'll be based on accumulated proof.
The Income Multiplication Framework: Where Confidence Leads
As your confidence builds, here's where income actually increases:
Multiplication Point 1: Visibility and Self-Promotion
Doubtful people hide their work and hope the world discovers them.
Confident people make their work visible because they believe it has value and people should know about it.
This single shift—moving from hiding to visibility—increases income opportunity 2-5x.
In Bogotá's competitive market, visibility is essential. You need to tell people about your services, expertise, or products.
Action: Commit to visibility. Daily LinkedIn post, weekly content, visible participation in your professional community. This requires confidence because you're risking judgment. But confident people accept that judgment comes with visibility and do it anyway.
Multiplication Point 2: Premium Positioning
Doubtful people underprice. They assume "if I charge less, people will choose me".
Confident people know that price signals quality. They charge based on value delivered, not self-doubt.
Raising rates 25-50% loses only 10-20% of customers but increases total income 15-30%.
Action: If you're not confident in your value, this is hard. But here's the path: once you've built confidence through the evidence-building above, you'll naturally understand that you are worth premium rates. Then raise your rates.
Multiplication Point 3: Opportunity Pursuit
Doubtful people say "no" to opportunities because "what if I'm not good enough?"
Confident people say "yes" to stretch opportunities, knowing they'll figure it out through iteration
These stretch opportunities—the ones that scare you slightly but intrigue you deeply—are where income leaps happen.
Action: When a good opportunity appears and your first instinct is doubt, pause. Ask: "Would I attempt this if I trusted myself?" If yes, attempt it. Competence follows from action more often than action follows from competence.
Multiplication Point 4: Investment in Growth
Doubtful people hoard resources. They think "I might need this money for emergencies, so I can't invest in growth"
Confident people invest in knowledge, tools, and people because they believe these investments will compound
A confident person who invests $2,000 in a course often 10x's that through income growth. A doubtful person holds the $2,000 "just in case" and never builds capability to earn more
Action: Once confident, invest 5-10% of income back into growth. Coaching, education, tools, delegation. Each investment multiplies your capability
The Colombia Context: Specific Confidence Builders for Bogotá
In Colombia's economic context, building income often feels particularly risky. Economic volatility, currency fluctuations, employment instability—these create a cultural narrative that "playing it safe" is smarter than taking chances.
Yet the research is clear: those who build significant income do so through calculated risk-taking and attempting multiple ventures, not through playing it safe
Here's what works specifically in Colombia:
Leverage community and relationships: Colombian business culture values personal relationships deeply. Your network is your asset. Confident people activate their network—asking for referrals, collaboration, advice—because they believe their network will support them
Build credibility through visible expertise: In Bogotá's professional community, credibility is currency. Show your work, share your knowledge, demonstrate your capability publicly. This visibility builds confidence and attracts opportunities
Create multiple income streams: Don't depend on one job for all income. Confident people diversify—primary job + freelance work + side project + consulting. This diversification both increases total income and builds confidence through multiple evidence sources
Test ventures quickly and cheaply: Rather than perfecting one plan, confident Colombians test multiple ventures with minimal investment. "Does this market want X? Quick test. Yes/No. Adjust and retry or move to next idea."
The Super Jump Advantage: Building Confidence From Energy
The Super Jump methodology isn't specifically "a confidence course," but it is the framework for rapidly building the energy foundation that makes genuine confidence possible.
Here's why it works:
Day 1-3: Nervous system regulation through breathing practices. You move from dysregulated (doubtful, anxious, reactive) to regulated (calm, clear, capable)
Day 4-7: Evidence accumulation through Victory Journal. You start seeing (with data) that you've actually accomplished things. Doubt can't stand up to evidence
Day 8-10: Identity alignment. You begin understanding your actual capabilities vs. your limiting beliefs about yourself
Days 11-21: Community and accountability. You're surrounded by others also building confidence. This shared journey both motivates and provides evidence that confidence-building is possible
Participants report: "By day 3, I'm noticeably clearer." "By day 7, I'm thinking about opportunities I hadn't noticed before." "By day 21, I've already started one new income venture."
This isn't because Super Jump teaches business skills. It's because restored energy enables the confidence and executive functioning necessary for business growth.
Your 12-Week Path to Doubled Income
Weeks 1-2: Energy Restoration
Complete Super Jump 10-day intensive. Rest. Integrate
Weeks 3-4: Belief Restructuring
Identify limiting beliefs. Challenge them. Install new beliefs
Weeks 5-12: Evidence Building and Opportunity Pursuit
Execute one micro-attempt weekly. Implement visibility strategy. Pursue one stretch opportunity. Raise rates 20-25%
By week 12:
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You've shifted energy and belief foundation
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You have 8 weeks of evidence that you're capable of bold action
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You've increased visibility and pursued opportunities
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You've likely increased income 20-50% through rate raises and new ventures
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You're positioned to continue compound growth beyond week 12
This isn't doubling in 12 weeks for everyone. But you'll have the confidence, evidence, and momentum to double income within 12-24 months—which is the timeframe for genuine transformation
The Iron Will: It's Built, Not Born
Unshakeable confidence isn't something you're born with. It's built through:
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Energy restoration that enables your actual capability to become accessible
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Accumulated evidence from attempting bold things despite fear
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Supported action from communities that reinforce your capability
Everyone in Bogotá or anywhere has access to these four elements. The question is: will you engage with them systematically, or will you continue the pattern of doubt that limits your income to current levels?
The confidence you need isn't fake positivity. It's grounded in energy, belief, and evidence. And it's absolutely achievable for you
If you're ready to build the unshakeable confidence that doubles your income:
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Many successful entrepreneurs and income-builders in Colombia started here—restoring energy, rebuilding belief, building evidence. Then they doubled, tripled, or 10x'd their income through confident action
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Your doubled income is waiting on the other side of your confidence. Start building it this week. By week 12, you'll see what's possible when energy, belief, and evidence align