#3. Constantly Learn
- Constant learning can give you a sense of achievement, a sense of momentum, a sense of drive, and a feeling that you are moving forward and toward something.
- You'll have something to share in every conversation.
- Confidence comes from the ability to engage in a conversation and the feeling that you are moving forward.
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