Habits of a Confident Woman
- Ashli Mintoya
- Apr 5
- 2 min read
Updated: Apr 14
These are some habits I discovered with gaining confidence for myself!

Confidence in a woman is incredibly appealing. Upholding one's values is also an attractive trait in a woman. Here are some key habits of a confident woman.
✤ She Continuously Learns and Develops—she dedicates time to personal growth, whether through reading, gaining new experiences, or introspection.
✤ She doesn't pursue; she draws things in. By staying aligned rather than desperate, she allows opportunities, relationships, and success to come to her.
✤ She dresses to please herself, not for approval. Her fashion choices mirror her self-assurance, and she chooses outfits that make her feel great.
✤ A confident woman embraces her true self—she doesn't diminish her presence to put others at ease. She completely accepts who she is.
✤ She manages criticism gracefully, accepting feedback without allowing it to affect her self-esteem, as she understands her worth is not open to discussion.
I don't pretend to be a confident woman who always has everything figured out, as I definitely experience breakdowns and am still healing from certain experiences, but I don't allow it to impact my everyday life.

Journaling has significantly influenced my life, enabling me to express my emotions and become the woman or person I aspired to be.
✤ She prioritizes self-care, understanding that attending to her mental, emotional, and physical well-being is essential, not selfish.
✤ She exudes presence—her posture, eye contact, and energy draw attention without uttering a word.
✤ She establishes boundaries confidently, without feeling guilty—she neither overexplains nor apologizes for safeguarding her peace.
✤ She communicates with confidence and poise, articulating her thoughts clearly and fearlessly, while her presence naturally draws attention even in silence.
✤ She understands her value and doesn't compromise in love, friendships, or opportunities that don't match her best self.
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