Wednesday, April 16, 2008

The Fear of No Confidence

By urinmyroom
Do you have self-confidence? Would you like to have it?
I was wondering why rich and famous has all the fame and money compared to deprive. The word rich and deprive speaks for itself. But why? Why don’t we have equal opportunity? Why don’t we have the same amount of money in the bank? Really, why?

The answer is maybe complex if you never wonder to involve yourself in finding out what is ahead of you. Most people say opportunities will “just” come. I have patience to wait. On the contrary, have you ever wonder that life is too short to wait for the opportunities to come. Why not create an opportunity for yourself. Remember, it is not yet too late.

How?

Sometimes the simplest question/s is/are the most difficult to find an explanation because we are lethargic and sluggish to drive ourselves to provide a solution. In this instances, solutions are has easy as blinking your eye or walking the road because all the answers are in your conscious mind waiting to be hatched. Just like these, before going to groceries, what do you do first? You write down all the things you need to buy. Just like life, if you favor a better future, you need to write down your wants and needs, then, prepare, grasp and fulfill.

More often, we are lazy in wanting to improve because of preference to maintain status quo. It shows lack of self-confidence or none at all rather than having a limitless of self-confidence. Faith gives credence to self-assurance if you afford yourself with no pride. What you need to do is to practice yourself in having the drive, determination and passion to excel and looking forward to the distinction of tomorrow. Although, it takes time but it is better than not having tried at all.

Ask yourself, do I have the motivation? Tomorrow will never be the same as yesterday if you control your destiny. Then, you need self-confidence to start your engine. Having motivation, aspiring for tomorrow build confidence, knowing that you are in control. Look at the rich, they are in control in all their resources whether it is business, personal or family. “In Control” doesn’t mean you dominate, you rule but you manage and organize your current resources in preparation for your desired expectations. Don’t look at the past and blame what you have now but rather, inspire yourself that tomorrow will bring glare of sunlight and sunbeams to yourself.

Now how long can you wait? The answer is up to you if you are determined to get-up and go. The most inspiring adherence does not come from others but from you. If you inspire to wake up and selflessly put an endless encouragement to yourself, it would flash out your bad habits and start tomorrow with aspiring confidence. Repeatedly than not, contemporary inclination of today is our first choice instead of having the potential of hope and prospecting outlook in the future. Divine for guidance and perceive optimism. After all, we all wish for stress-free life. Yet, you need self-confidence to carry out your desire.

Addiction to the past is a habit. Good if the past is like your tomorrow’s eventuality. Having bad habit contributes to the deterioration of self-confidence especially if it is depriving. Now, overwhelm yourself with convention of fondness and lean to build an atmosphere of reliance.

You should be in command of your future not waiting for the future to happen. Having a though of putting forward rather than staying put is churning out upright meaning and better picture of yourself for the future. What you are today, doesn’t mean it will be your tomorrow. Today including the past are lesson to be learned in the future. But looking back and moving forward need self-confidence for the realization to take place.

We all have self-confidence but it differs because of fear and insecurity. Fear of falling short, breaking down and disappointment. Insecure of doubt, uncertainty and apprehension. However, do yourself a favor, why not try first before the what if. If you failed for the first time, try again until you succeed. Thomas Edison failed more than a thousand times before he invented the incandescent light bulb. If he had surrendered on the first try, we don’t have the lights that make us comfortable every night, today. Look at Abraham Lincoln, one of the greatest U.S. President ever had, as politicians he lost in so many elections before becoming the U.S. President. Did he ever surrender? If he did there will not be the Thirteenth Amendment, abolishing slavery and bringing together all races. It takes a lot of courage and fortitude to get across your self-confidence. If they can do it, why can’t you. You never know that someday you can make a difference in today’s society.

Having said all, to have self-confidence, you need maturity. Maturity comes with your development from childhood to adulthood. Some develop maturity at early stages of their life, precisely, because of their parents while others through self-development. We all have our ups and downs but don’t mean we failed but rather failing is the preparation to succeed. Have self-confidence, then, you will have an optimistic tomorrow and certain future.