You must build belief and confidence through the daunting tasks you put yourself through, which serve as proof that you can achieve your goals.

Self-esteem is earned through overcoming difficult challenges, not just through external praise or validation.

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

Confidence is about being honest with yourself. It's not about putting on a facade of bravado; it's about acknowledging your doubts and fears.

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.

The deep, true bedrock sense of confidence comes from looking someone in the eye and telling them something you absolutely know is true because it happened; you're talking about actions, not perceptions.

Belief comes before ability; having confidence in your strength and power is essential to change the world.

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

People often seek external validation, but true motivation comes from within, through unseen work and personal accountability.