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to acknowledge their inadequacies without dwelling on them. They do this by maintaining a sense of humor, putting problems in perspective, and focusing mainly on what theyamp。rsquo。ve done right, not wrong. Though selfconfident people do believe in themselves, they donamp。rsquo。t try to suffocate others with their ideas or beliefs. They are confident in what they know not only because they read, learn and think but also because they respect their instinct, intuition and the unique body of knowledge that theyamp。rsquo。ve developed by living life. They realize that one doesnamp。39。t have to be labeled an amp。ldquo。expertamp。rdquo。 to believe in oneamp。39。s own truths. Selfconfident people donamp。rsquo。t undermine their own worth by paring themselves with others, only to conclude that they arenamp。rsquo。t amp。ldquo。good enoughamp。rdquo。. They appreciate their strengths and acplishments and can acknowledge, without embarrassment, their weaknesses. They donamp。rsquo。t live in the amp。ldquo。victimamp。rdquo。 position. Even if something really bad has occurred, they turn it into a challenge, remembering to be grateful for the little things in life.