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We hear about the impostor syndrome, the wisdom of imagining the great in their bathrooms, and what Nietzsche and Montaigne (among others) have to tell us about resilience and courage.
We often stay stuck with the level of confidence we have because we regard being confident as a matter of good luck. In fact, the opposite is true: confidence is a skill based on ideas about our place in the world, and its secrets can be learnt.
Chapters Include:
- Idiocy and Confidence
- Impostor Syndrome
- Trust in the System
- History is Now
- Experience
- Death
- Self-Sabotage
- Confidence in Confidence
Hardback book | 95 pages | 187 x 115 mm | colour photographs
Customer review: ‘This book was very helpful. It gave me a new perspective on how to take care of myself and have a better attitude. Thanks so much!’
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