To build confidence, it's essential to admit when you're unsure about what to do; this acknowledgment makes the world feel easier.

Internal confidence is about truly believing in what you're saying and the vision for your company.

There's a relationship between confidence and competence; you need to ensure your belief in what you can do is ahead of your actual abilities, but not delusional.

Confidence in yourself is crucial, but overconfidence can lead to disaster; it's important to find the fine line between being strong-willed and stubborn.

Self-doubt is a common experience, but building confidence and self-belief is essential for overcoming challenges and achieving goals.

Overcoming the fear of what others think is key to living authentically.

Confidence comes from experience, but a key to gaining it quickly is being okay with not knowing everything.

You don't become confident by shouting affirmations in the mirror; you build confidence through undeniable proof of your accomplishments and hard work.

Admitting to your flaws and communicating them, especially in intimate relationships, is not cowardly; it's a sign of strength. Nietzsche suggested that you can assess a person's spirit by how much truth they can tolerate.