Success Does Not Require Stable Confidence or Old School Trust

The speaker believes that stable confidence and old school trust are outdated and flawed concepts in the industry. Relying on them can be a trap, causing individuals to believe they need them to perform well when they are not necessary for success. While self-belief is beneficial, it is not a prerequisite for success. The speaker highlights that many successful individuals did not have unwavering confidence or belief in themselves but were able to perform well based on other factors.