Self-confidence is about trusting your judgement and your ability to do something well. It is also about being willing to consider the possibility that you are wrong and change your mind. It is a combination of courage and humility, which leads to open-minded thinking.. It often prevents you from doing your best and perhaps from even trying. When you do try, your lack of trust in yourself may ultimately lead you to fail.
·One of the reasons is the home environment where children grow and develop. They may find it difficult to develop self-confidence if their parents are critical or overprotective. Once they fail to fulfil expectations, they may feel bad about themselves and get trapped in the cage of self-doubt.
·. If a child gets discouraged at school or in the neighbourhood, he or she may be afraid of speaking in public, even when he or she grows up to be an adult.
Self-confidence can be improved
·Work on positive thinking. A positive attitude will lead to positive results. Go for it and don't worry about letting others down..Turn your negative thoughts into positive ones. You can always talk to yourself in a positive way, such as "I can do it!" or "I'll give it another try!"
·Set realistic goals for yourself and visualize yourself achieving these goals.. It is important to break down the overall goal into smaller and more measurable tasks. For those tasks you are not so sure about, ask your friends or family for advice. Also understand that it is perfectly normal if you do not succeed in completing a task.
A. Instead, try to make up for lost time
B. All they expect is that you do your best
C. Confidence is built an a sense of accomplishment
D. Children spare no effort to satisfy parents' expectations
E. Negative experiences also have a huge impact on self-confidence
F. Low self-confidence, in contrast, will make you feel unmotivated
G. The reasons for low self-confidence often differ from person to person
