Confidence to Resilience.

Confidence

the feeling or belief that one can have faith in or rely on someone or something.

• Be confident is your decision making.

• Be confident in your abilities

• Be confident in prospective growth.

• Be confident is yourself.

Resilience

 the capacity to recover quickly from difficulties; toughness

When one is confident in oneself, their abilities and decision making, it is easier to overcome adversity, of which is inevitable in ones life journey. A little confidence goes a long way.

When one is confident in oneself it approves and allows reciprocation to take place in that regard.

Outliers remorse by Simpleton Mok’

Questions.

Answers?

Confusion.

Conclusion?

Is there really a point?

Questions.

Answers?

Confusion.

Conclusion?

We are all manipulated by the Fear of the unknown.

Overruled and governed by the so-called elites ideology.

Questions.

Answers?

Confusion.

Conclusion?

What is the point?

Someone point it out for me.

Inquisitive.

Eager.

Frustrated.

That’s all I’ve turned out to be.

Re-application.

When it comes to goals and achieving them one needs to be consistent. Consistent in how one motivates oneself on a daily basis; consistent in application - repetition with evaluation of improvement or lack there of (there’s always room for improvement).

Achieving is not a task one appoints to oneself, it’s a mindset, therefore one should incorporate constant critique, introspection and more ways for motivation into the facilitation system for overseeing/overcoming certain  tasks/obstacles/missions/visions.

The story behind influence.

There’s shepherds and there’s sheep. We can’t all be shepherds - choose to follow the right shepherd.

Be your own pillar.

Learn to do things on your own. You are your most reliable source.

Make it a habit to reflect on oneself.

What are you doing to get where want to be?

What do you stand for?

What makes you different?

Do you enjoy what you do?

Do you see growth/How can you gow?

Earn it.

"He who desires, but acts not, breeds pestilence." - William Blake