Quotes About Confidence

overconfident individuals achieved higher social status, respect, and influence in groups.

women tend to underrate their achievements, and have less confidence in their abilities than their line managers have for them.

Hold fast to what you already know and stand strong until additional knowledge comes. You have more faith than you think you do.

We are doing business in the empowerment age. It is our job to empower our customers to choose us. The moment you tell them to choose you, they will back up. The moment you tell someone to trust you, they won't.

It is not your job to prove your value to anyone. It is your job to find the people that already value what you do.

Gun-carrying men are not just motivated by crime and insecurity but also by a loss of American values, a loss of masculine dignity, and a loss of confidence in the state.

Good clothes made a person feel different. -Izzie

Weakness is not a characteristic you want to share with the world

Not everyone you meet is going to like you, and that's okay.

Weakness is not a characteristic you want to share with the world Jen Calonita, Flunked (Fairy Tale Reform School, #1) Tags: weakness

Let this be a lesson, child. Don't ever let a man dim your light.

I am who I am and that's it!

Stand up there tomorrow morning and be proud of your humiliation.

Let this be a lesson, child. Don't ever let a man dim your light. In this world, you can't count on anyone but yourself.

Regrets are for wusses.

I'm a big, tough girl. I'll be all right. I tie my own sandals and everything.

Don't ever let a man dim your light.

Thanks for the bargain, Theos," Megara said to the young man in the marketplace who had given her a good price on day-old bread. "It's been a real slice." Then she turned with an expertly timed flip of her lengthening red hair- it was almost to her waist now- and swung her hips as she sashayed away. As Megara grew, she was learning that her charm was a tool she could rely on.

I'll be all right. I'm a big, tough girl. I tie my own sandals and everything.

Their cheers and applause told her all she needed to know. Her magic no longer felt like a shackle. It was truly a gift, as her mother had always told her, and now she used it with joy instead of fear.

As Scott Stratten, author of UnMarketing says: "Don't try to win over the haters; you're not the jackass whisperer.

Wise women know what to hold onto and what to release, and how to walk confidently in their choices—no regrets, no apologies, no guilt. I deeply believe God wants this freedom for us. Scripture instructs us to live presently and joyfully, resisting worry and believing Jesus set us free for freedom's sake.

Women are giving a ton of reluctant yeses, and they are mad and getting madder. "Most women have a difficult time saying no, especially if they think someone's feelings may be at stake or if they think they'll not be liked," wrote Dr. Kathryn Lively.

There is something so marvelous about women comfortable in their own skin.