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Fear often manifests more in our minds than in reality. Employing the stoic technique of premeditation of evils, we confront our fears to prove our capability. Historical figures like Jian from the Han Dynasty illustrate that confidence blooms through overcoming adversity. Fear might accompany bravery, but it shouldn’t inhibit progress.
Habit 7: Do Things You're Good At
Sometimes, we overlook the power of engaging in activities that play to our strengths. Embracing our natural talents, rather than conforming to external expectations, fosters genuine confidence. The concept of ikigai reminds us to pursue our passions for flourishing. Regularly participating in what you excel at builds a reservoir of successes to draw from.