Opening your heart is often for vanity, to speak eloquently, to gain the trust of others, or to exchange secrets. — La Rochefoucauld
I am not a person of extraordinary talent, but every action I have taken in my life is something I am not ashamed to speak of. — Sima Guang
You must have confidence in everything you do, always thinking, "I can do it." If you worry beforehand, "I'm afraid I can't do it," you will lose your courage.
Apart from one's character, the greatest loss in life is the loss of self-confidence. — Peirson
Fate is in your own hands; you can only rely on yourself.
Work enables one to build confidence in one's own rational power. — Gorky
The confidence we hold in ourselves will cause the green shoots of confidence to sprout in others toward us. — La Rochefoucauld
Lack of confidence is often the main reason for a weak personality and failure in one's career.
Self-confidence is the first secret of success. — Emerson
A person with confidence can turn the insignificant into greatness and the ordinary into the miraculous. — Shaw
The only obstacle to achieving tomorrow is doubt about today.
It is my faith that enables me to float above the mud of life without sinking into it. — Dante
Heaven created me for a purpose. — Li Bai
Self-confidence is a person's courage; with this courage, you will be invincible!
Many people achieve nothing because they underestimate their own abilities, belittle themselves, and thereby shrink their achievements.
The higher one's status, the higher one's self-evaluation. The stronger the confidence, the stronger the capability. We can always demonstrate harmony and equality with the environment. — Hazlitt
Confidence differs from arrogance; the confident are often calm, while the arrogant are often floating and unstable. — Liang Qichao
A person who feels confident when facing rightful matters at the right time and under the corresponding conditions is a brave person. — Aristotle
Firmly believing in your own thoughts and believing that what you have determined in your heart is also suitable for others—this is genius. — Emerson
Columbus discovered a world without using a nautical chart; what he used was the 'confidence' that solved riddles in the sky. — Santayana
