• Do you have an interview for a job that’s really important to you?
• Do you secretly fear how you will perform?
• Are you convinced that there are better candidates than you?
• Do you want to become the most desirable candidate in the interview and to make sure that you’ll get the job?

How badly do you want it? If this could really be the opportunity you’ve been waiting for, your chance for a big break - do you want it badly enough?

If you do, then you’ll want all the help you can get to make sure that you’ll actually get that break.

The candidates usually have similar work experience and possess the set of skills required for the job. So what then decides on who will be the one who gets the job?

There’s a reason why interviews exist: your potential employers want to meet you in person and to try to see what kind of person you really are. There are many factors that will influence their decision, of course, but you can probably guess who is NOT going to get the job.

That’s any candidates who show a lack of self-confidence. The logic is clear: if you don’t have faith in your own abilities, then why should they think that you’re capable of doing this job?

If you had one of those situations before, then you know how easy it is to sabotage yourself at the job interview by being insecure. Perhaps you were the perfect candidate who just doesn’t like interviews, but you showed a lack of confidence and that was it.

If you want to make sure that it doesn’t happen again, use this affirmations album that was created specifically for this type of situation. Job interviews can be stressful, but if your mind is calm you will perform better than most of the other candidates; and if you’re really prepared for it, you can easily become the only choice in the minds of your potential employers.

The affirmations on this album are different in that they work both long term and as an immediate boost. If you have a few days to prepare for the interview you can listen to them a few times a day and let them sink into your mind, but you can also listen to them just before the interview to make sure that you’re “in the zone”.