To be a protagonist, one must have genius. Yet genius lies in self-confidence and one's own strength. — Gorky
To overcome life's anxiety and depression, one must first learn to be one's own master.
It is my confidence that allows me to float above the mire of life without sinking into it. — Dante
Only those with a broad-mindedness can be truly elegant in spirit; only those with self-confidence and strength can be truly elegant in appearance.
People can control their own destiny. If we are dominated by others, the fault lies not in fate, but in ourselves. — Shakespeare
Be confident and then give it your all—if you hold this mindset, nine times out of ten, you will succeed. — Wilson
In real life, every great achievement begins with confidence, and the first step is taken by faith. — August von Schlegel
A hundred people full of confidence and determination are far better than ten thousand who are timid, though respectable and worthy of respect. — Sinclair
Inventors rely entirely on a tremendous amount of confidence to have the courage to move forward into the unknown. — Balzac
One must have the ability of self-confidence, determining right and wrong from one's own conscience, not following the judgments of the masses. — Zhang Taiyan
Self-confidence is the first step toward success. — Einstein
The confidence we have in ourselves will sprout the green buds of confidence that others have in us. — La Rochefoucauld