Courage is the mean between confidence and fear. — Aristotle
Have confidence and then give it your all—if you hold this view, most things will succeed. — Wilson
Confidence in social situations is more important than wit. — La Rochefoucauld
He who knows others is wise; he who knows himself is enlightened. — Laozi
Faith is the conscience of the soul. — Han Ward
Many people do things they regret not out of malice, but due to their own weakness. — La Rochefoucauld
Peer into the heart of yourself, and you will find all miracles within. — Bacon
Difficulty does not arise because of a lack of confidence, but a lack of confidence arises because of difficulty. — Seneca
Unless a man has confidence in himself, he cannot give confidence to others; only those who are convinced themselves can convince others. — Matthew Arnold
Ancient achievers did not rely solely on extraordinary talent, but also on unyielding determination. — Su Shi
You cannot control faith, but without it, you can accomplish nothing. — Samuel Butler
To let go of faith is akin to death. — French-Chinese
Whether a person achieves something depends solely on whether they possess self-esteem and self-confidence. — Socrates
Middle age is an extension of youth and also a farewell to it. This farewell is not just a change of ideas, but the confidence of a mature, independent person to handle various problems at will. — Yu Qiuyu
You cannot rely on many; To survive, you must rely on yourself. — Napoleon