How to Build Confidence Flashcards
How confidence differs from courage?
Confidence is the quality of being certain of your abilities or of having trust in people, plans, or the future. On the other hand, courage is the ability to control your fear in a dangerous or difficult situation.
What are ideals?
Ideals are standards of perfection and principles to be aimed at.
How fortitude differs from patience?
Fortitude is the strength of mind and spirit that allows someone to face challenges, adversity, or difficulties with courage, resilience, and perseverance. It is the ability to endure and overcome obstacles, often in the pursuit of a greater goal. On the other hand, patience is the ability to endure and tolerate delays, setbacks, or frustrations without becoming upset or agitated. It involves maintaining composure and a calm demeanour in the face of obstacles, waiting for things to unfold, or enduring situations with equanimity. It involves waiting with a sense of calm and tolerance, often with the understanding that some things take time.
On what the total confidence indicates?
Total confidence indicates that a person is being on a plateau. In other words, a confident person probably experiences a state of little or no change following a period of activity or progress. Totally confident person has no new thing to learn. A person striving for growth cannot be totally confident.
Which problems over-confident people have?
Over-confident people are bored while not seeking something new. In addition, they got anxious about facing a new challenge. Total confidence is a common illusional goal in treating anxiety leading to the creepier downfall.
Is it good to have self-doubts?
Yes, they are helpful. Extremely confident people do not take advice which is bad because self-doubt leads to learning new ways of thriving on the challenge.
Positive confidence is a by-product of what?
…a by-product of completing ideal thriving challenges. Aiming for ideals means aiming for the behaviour that is in individual control. The ideal thriving is a challenge coming from inside to outside. For example, if the ideal is cheerfulness then controlling a voice and making it warmer throughout the day is a great challenge.
What is the best ideal?
Love is the best ideal. Many other great ideals such as cheerfulness, kindness, and attentiveness really are based on the love concept.
Which ideals are unreliable? (mention two) Why?
The ideals such as fun and travelling are often come take-over other ideals based on love. One example, a person may resist a season not travelling to complete an important project many destinies rely on. Another example, people can make other people nervous by risking their lives for fun; it is not sustainable because they may just die, and it makes close people feel bad which is the opposite of love.
How kindness differs from attentiveness?
Kindness refers to the quality of being friendly, generous, and considerate toward others; is more about the intention behind actions and the overall positive impact on others. On the other hand, attentiveness involves being observant, perceptive, and fully present in a situation; is demonstrated by actively listening, being aware of one’s surroundings, and responding appropriately to the needs or signals of others.
What is self-reliance?
Not needing help or support from other people.
How honesty differs from trustworthiness?
Honesty refers to the quality of being truthful, transparent, and straightforward in communication. It involves presenting information accurately and without deception or misleading elements. It is about being genuine and sincere in one’s communication. On the other hand, trustworthiness is a broader concept that encompasses reliability, dependability, and integrity. A trustworthy person is someone who can be relied upon to fulfil commitments, keep promises, and act with consistency and integrity over time. It involves establishing a sense of reliability and dependability in relationships.
How appreciation differs from tolerance?
Appreciation involves recognizing and valuing the qualities, efforts, or contributions of someone or something. It often implies a positive acknowledgment and gratitude for what is perceived as valuable or commendable. On the other hand, tolerance refers to the ability to accept or endure differences, opinions, or behaviours that one may not necessarily agree with or find personally pleasing. It involves a willingness to coexist peacefully despite disagreements or diversity.
How compassion differs from empathy?
Compassion means being empathetic to strong feelings of sympathy and sadness for the bad luck or others suffering and a wish to help them. On the other hand, empathy means being able to share someone else’s feelings or experiences by imagining what it would be like to be in that person’s situation.
