Confidence

A lot of people keep saying the same thing: Confidence can be trained, but only through repetition under realistic pressure. Mock interviews help with your answers. Prep helps with structure. Experience helps over time. But what about the thing that actually tanks people? Your brain going into panic mode. Your nervous system treating the interview like a threat. Blanking on stuff you literally know. Most interview tools don’t train that. They train what you say, not how your body responds when things get unpredictable. I’ve been building something that tries to fix that: Short, gamified interview “pressure reps” designed to train your nervous system to stay calm and focused, not fake confidence, but actually access the skill you already have. Curious if people think this is actually useful, or if confidence just comes naturally to some and not others. Would love honest feedback.