The value of confidence in the
business world can't be overstated. To borrow a
phrase from RuPaul, "If you can't love yourself,
how in the hell are you going to love somebody
else?"
This notion of believing in yourself is so vital for
entrepreneurial success, I don't know how a
company can survive without it. Can you even
think of a successful entrepreneur who seems
unsure of himself, who doesn't exude confidence
-- perhaps even overconfidence -- from every
pore?
Self-confidence is an outward effect of optimism. If
entrepreneurs aren't optimistic about what the
future holds, they aren't likely to be very confident,
either. After all, this would mean they don't feel
that they can see a business venture through to a
point of success. That doesn't just spell a lack of
belief in your business, it also points to a lack of
belief in yourself.
When Steve Jobs walked out on the stage to
present the iPhone, he was calm, relaxed and
obviously jazzed about his product. He was
definitely confident, too, and that showed how sure
he was the audience was going to be impressed
by what he was announcing.
Confidence is often a missing ingredient in the
entrepreneurial package. Many have a solid vision
and the drive to get there, but if they don't believe
in their projects and themselves, success becomes
very difficult to attain
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