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Confidence in sentence

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You need to have trust in what you can do, have confidence in yourself and give yourself a set of goals and just work towards them.
We had deflation during the Depression, but that was collapse of the money supply, collapse of consumer confidence, a completely different phenomena.
Human confidence in the market has the power to trigger everything from economic booms to financial crises.
My misfit suddenly had a fit, and for a while, I got giddy with a newfound confidence I had in my thinking.
But after Grandma died, that confidence took a dive, because thinking is how I grieve.
The most advanced transistors today are at 65 nanometers, and we've seen, and I've had the pleasure to invest in, companies that give me great confidence that we'll extend Moore's Law all the way down to roughly the 10 nanometer scale.
But more than all the words she ever spoke, that single portrait of Septima Clark, it defined confidence for me before I ever even knew the word.
It may sound simple, but confidence is something that we underestimate the importance of.
We place value on knowledge and resources above what we deem to be the soft skill of confidence.
And I believe that confidence is one of the main things missing from the equation.
I'm completely obsessed with confidence.
Confidence helps us keep going even when we failed.
The name of the book on that coffee table was "I Dream A World," and today I dream a world where revolutionary confidence helps bring about our most ambitious dreams into reality.
That's why it was so important that my classroom be a place where my students could build the muscle of confidence, where they could learn to face each day with the confidence you need to redesign the world in the image of your own dreams.
After all, what are academic skills without the confidence to use those skills to go out and change the world.
Despite my high ideals for our classroom, I would too often default to my baser instincts, and I would choose compliance over confidence.
I think about the day often, and I have literally prayed that I did not do irreparable harm, because as a woman who used to be a little girl just like Regina, I know that I could have started the process of killing her confidence forever.
A lack of confidence pulls us down from the bottom and weighs us down from the top, crushing us between a flurry of can'ts, won'ts and impossibles.
Without confidence, we get stuck, and when we get stuck, we can't even get started.
Instead of getting mired in what can get in our way, confidence invites us to perform with certainty.
If you don't have enough confidence, it could be because you need to readjust your goal.
If you have too much confidence, it could be because you're not rooted in something real.
Not everyone lacks confidence.
We make it easier in this society for some people to gain confidence because they fit our preferred archetype of leadership.
We reward confidence in some people and we punish confidence in others, and all the while far too many people are walking around every single day without it.
For some of us, confidence is a revolutionary choice, and it would be our greatest shame to see our best ideas go unrealized and our brightest dreams go unreached all because we lacked the engine of confidence.
So how do we crack the code on confidence?
Permission births confidence, community nurtures it and curiosity affirms it.
When I was a little girl, I couldn't show confidence until someone showed me.
Confidence needs permission to exist and community is the safest place to try confidence on.
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