essay on confidence 120 words
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Confidence is a very rare and hard-won virtue. This is the fruit which appears on the tree of long industry and perseverance. Once a man succeeds in nurturing self-esteem through discipline, self-control, and dedication to higher principles of morality and ethics, it becomes a source of unprecedented inner power. All great men of all times and in all climes were men of high confidence and self-esteem. Lincoln, Helen Keller, Einstein, Vivekananda, Jessica Cox, Addison, Louis Pasteur, Mahatma Gandhi, Martin King Luther, Nelson Mandela, etc, developed self-esteem in them. They used this power to set so many things right.
Confidence is an instinctive, spiritual belief in one’s own self that develops in one’s bosom after long trials and tribulations. Going through them one often finds a connection between his tiny self and the vast universal-self. This realization of the connection often results in building up of the self-esteem. After the realization, when one faces the challenges, one identifies himself with the universal-self. Thus one receives all strength, inspiration, and creativity one requires to overcome those challenges. Thus confidence is a very essential virtue each man and woman must aspire to develop in his/her personality.
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