Confidence: The miracle of life.
The attitude of an individual adds a lot to the self-confidence. A person can never sustain in this competitive world without self-confidence. Its the best asset one can hold. Your experience, skills and education come next. The first step in each one's life happens with self-confidence. There is nothing called overconfidence.
It's just the additional attribute called ego which attaches to the confidence of a person to make it overconfidence. This works exactly opposite to confidence. It's more important to stay with light head and full confidence to succeed in life.
There are a lot of people in history who had reached great heights just by asserting confidence and perseverance. When an individual is not going to believe himself who else can we expect to do so? This world revolves around trust and confidence in others even in business issues. When you want people to listen to you, first you listen to our heart and act with full confidence.
There is nothing called failure for a confident person. It's just that they might not reach the maximum efficiency of each of their performance. In each of this instance, the so-called failure is just creating a new experience and learning, But a performance without confidence doom a person to the feeling of worthlessness.
The great legends of the world and the great creations of this world, all have laid their base on this single healthy attribute called confidence. If not this then there wouldn't be any new creations or inventions.
A new baby starts off with the process of life just with confidence. starting from moving, walking and living. Today's great people in the world are indeed a simple person in the past. Their confidence and perseverance have taken them to heights.
10 great failure turned to success:
1. Albert Einstein couldn’t speak fluently when he was nine years old and his parents concluded he was mentally retarded.
2. Former United States Vice President Dick Cheney flunked out of Yale University. Twice.
3.Isaac Newton performed so poorly in grade school that his teachers lost hope for improving his grades.
4. Winston Churchill failed the 6th grade. He eventually became the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom during WWII.
5. Charlie Chaplin‘s act was initially rejected by Hollywood higher-ups because they felt it was a little too nonsensical to sell.
6. Abraham Lincoln failed in business three times and failed campaigning seven times prior to becoming President of the United States.
7. Microsoft’s Bill Gates was a Harvard University dropout and his first business, Traf-O-Data, was a failure.
8. Henry Ford was a failure at three businesses before finally succeeding with Ford Motor Company at age 53.
9. John Grisham started out as a lawyer who loved to write. His first book A Time to Kill took three years to write and was rejected 28 times. He’s now gone on to sell over 250 million copies of his books.
10. Walt Disney went bankrupt four times before finally succeeding. Along the way, he was told he lacked imagination and had no good ideas.
The attitude of an individual adds a lot to the self-confidence. A person can never sustain in this competitive world without self-confidence. Its the best asset one can hold. Your experience, skills and education come next. The first step in each one's life happens with self-confidence. There is nothing called overconfidence.
It's just the additional attribute called ego which attaches to the confidence of a person to make it overconfidence. This works exactly opposite to confidence. It's more important to stay with light head and full confidence to succeed in life.
There are a lot of people in history who had reached great heights just by asserting confidence and perseverance. When an individual is not going to believe himself who else can we expect to do so? This world revolves around trust and confidence in others even in business issues. When you want people to listen to you, first you listen to our heart and act with full confidence.
There is nothing called failure for a confident person. It's just that they might not reach the maximum efficiency of each of their performance. In each of this instance, the so-called failure is just creating a new experience and learning, But a performance without confidence doom a person to the feeling of worthlessness.
The great legends of the world and the great creations of this world, all have laid their base on this single healthy attribute called confidence. If not this then there wouldn't be any new creations or inventions.
A new baby starts off with the process of life just with confidence. starting from moving, walking and living. Today's great people in the world are indeed a simple person in the past. Their confidence and perseverance have taken them to heights.
10 great failure turned to success:
1. Albert Einstein couldn’t speak fluently when he was nine years old and his parents concluded he was mentally retarded.
2. Former United States Vice President Dick Cheney flunked out of Yale University. Twice.
3.Isaac Newton performed so poorly in grade school that his teachers lost hope for improving his grades.
4. Winston Churchill failed the 6th grade. He eventually became the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom during WWII.
5. Charlie Chaplin‘s act was initially rejected by Hollywood higher-ups because they felt it was a little too nonsensical to sell.
6. Abraham Lincoln failed in business three times and failed campaigning seven times prior to becoming President of the United States.
7. Microsoft’s Bill Gates was a Harvard University dropout and his first business, Traf-O-Data, was a failure.
8. Henry Ford was a failure at three businesses before finally succeeding with Ford Motor Company at age 53.
9. John Grisham started out as a lawyer who loved to write. His first book A Time to Kill took three years to write and was rejected 28 times. He’s now gone on to sell over 250 million copies of his books.
10. Walt Disney went bankrupt four times before finally succeeding. Along the way, he was told he lacked imagination and had no good ideas.
