Confidence Springs from Self-Belief, Not Success

Imposter syndrome is often more prevalent in high-achieving environments, where success can amplify feelings of inadequacy. True confidence stems from self-belief and the ability to endure and learn from failure, rather than from external validation or success. When individuals trust in their own abilities, they can respond to criticism constructively, unlike those who rely on ego and external perceptions. This reliance on social media and societal judgments can distort self-view, reinforcing ego instead of nurturing genuine confidence.

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