The height of a fountain does not exceed its source; a person's achievements do not exceed their beliefs. American Proverb
Determination is power, and confidence is success. Leo Tolstoy
One must have self-confidence; this is the secret of success. Charlie Chaplin
In real life, every great deed begins with confidence and takes its first step with confidence. O. G. von Stackelberg
Having faith comes at a high price. Ben Jonson
One must have patience, but especially one must have confidence. Marie Curie
What helps us is not the actual help of our friends, but our belief that we are getting their help. Epicurus
Unless an individual has confidence in themselves, they cannot give confidence to others; only those who are convinced can make others believe.
Those who try to do something and fail are far better off than those who achieve success by trying nothing at all. Louis Pasteur
In any industry, the first step toward success is to develop an interest in it. Sir William Osler
The confidence we hold in ourselves will cause others to sprout the green buds of confidence in us. La Rochefoucauld
Just causes can generate firm beliefs and tremendous power. T. Fuller
I have some doubts about the word 'arrogance'. Anyone with some drive or ability always believes in themselves and has some independent opinion. The more independent-minded a person is, the more self-confident they are. This is not a bad thing. If there is a bit of arrogance, placing them in the right position will make them humble; otherwise, they would not last. Deng Xiaoping
Inventors rely entirely on an extraordinary support of confidence to have the courage to move forward in an unknown world. Balzac
A person can succeed in almost any matter in which they have infinite enthusiasm. Charles Schwab
Those who, even when given the opportunity, dare not confidently believe in their own success can only meet failure. Schopenhauer (German Philosopher)
Those who lose money lose little, those who lose health lose much, and those who lose courage lose everything. Our fears are always greater than our dangers. Seneca
Fortune is a great teacher, but misfortune is even greater. Possession indulges the mind, while lack trains and strengthens it. William Harriet
