We all know that there is no growth in the comfort zone. So, if you are not okay with the possibility of failing, embarrassing yourself, you will never take new opportunities. And then there is no way for you to get better at anything. And if you are not getting better at anything, you are most likely not going to be confident in real sense.
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Confidence can make anything easier for us. We need to practice it in our daily life. Here's a simple discussion about how to build up confidence practically.
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