CONFIDENCE

"Don't be too timid and squeamish about your actions.
All life is an experiment."
- Ralph Waldo Emerson

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"Confidence": trust, reliance; self-assurance, faith, boldness; many see it as the opposite of fearfulness, hesitation, guilt, diffidence, shyness, indecisiveness, timidity, meekness, shame, or anxiety.

Some people spend their lives searching for "confidence," working unpleasant jobs, lifting weights, reading books, learning martial arts, buying certain clothes, cars, and houses - all in search of that elusive condition that could be described as "confidence." But what's the truth about it? Are some people just born with it, and others not? Is it something in our control?

Confidence as a result of "competence."

Confidence as having a solid character.

Confidence as a symptom of emotional health

Confidence as the product of a good childhood environment

Confidence as an inborn disposition or character temperament

Confidence as freedom from "negative emotions" (fear, shame, doubt, etc)

Confidence as not putting yourself on a pedestal to fall from

Confidence as the result of moral intelligence.

Confidence as basing your life on solid ground or being "centered."

Confidence as being rooted in your own center of gravity

Confidence as identity: of "knowing who you are."

Confidence as knowing why you are here.

"To get at the core of God at his greatest,
one must first get into the core of himself at his least,
for no on can know God who has not first known himself.
Go to the depths of the soul,
the secret place of the Most High,
to the roots, to the heights: for all the God can do is focused there."
- Meister Eckhart

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