A person cannot give confidence to others unless they have confidence in themselves; only those who are convinced can convince others. — Matthew Arnold
We must have perseverance, and above all, self-confidence! We must believe that our talents are meant for something, no matter how great the cost, and that this thing must be done. — Marie Curie
Have confidence, and then give it your all — if you hold this belief, ten out of nine things will succeed. — Woodrow Wilson
Confidence is the essence of heroism. — Ralph Waldo Emerson
We love our nation, and this is the source of our self-confidence. — Zhou Enlai
It is truly terrible to lack self-confidence! If you do not believe in yourself, or if you doubt yourself, that is the worst of all. — Anton Chekhov
I am confident that even if I were lying on my deathbed, if you were to call me, I would struggle to get up to keep the appointment. — Stefan Zweig
Courage is the mean between confidence and fear. — Aristotle
I have only one piece of advice for you: be your own master. — Napoleon
Our self-confidence can generate trust in others. — La Rochefoucauld
The reason they succeed is that they believe they can. — Virgil
The conditions for success lie in courage and self-confidence, and both courage and self-confidence come from a sound mind in a healthy body. — Cornelius
In real life, every great deed begins with confidence, and the first step is taken by confidence. — August von Schlegel
Value creates confidence, confidence creates enthusiasm, and enthusiasm conquers the world. — Walter H. Kohler
Firm confidence can enable ordinary people to do astonishing things. — Marton
In this present age, if you say “I can't,” you will often be on the losing side. — Brown
Those who are confident do not doubt others, and others trust them. Those who doubt themselves do not trust others, and others doubt them. — Historical Records
Confidence is the best armor a person can wear. — Jerome
A person's self-confidence comes from inner calmness and composure. — Yu Dan
Firmly believing in your own thoughts and believing that what you have recognized in your heart is also suitable for others is genius. — Ralph Waldo Emerson
One must have the ability of self-confidence, determining right and wrong from one's own conscience, and not following the right and wrong of the masses. — Zhang Taiyan
Confidence is the essence of heroism. — Alexandre Dumas
Every point on the earth is equally far from the sun. — Burton
Lack of confidence is not because difficulties arise, but difficulties arise because of a lack of confidence. — Seneca
Without self-confidence, you will never be happy. — La Rochefoucauld
As long as you possess the beauty of spiritual temperament, as long as you have such confidence, you will possess the natural beauty of grace. — Jin Ma
Inventors rely entirely on a wonderful sense of confidence to have the courage to move forward in the unknown universe. — Balzac
Peep deeply into your own heart, and then you will discover that all miracles are within you. — Francis Bacon
Aside from character, the greatest loss in life is losing self-confidence. — Piersin
We should have perseverance, and above all, self-confidence; we must believe that we are capable, and we must spare no cost to exert this capability. — Bobinska
