The most important thing we should do in our lives is to believe in ourselves. But it's not always easy to do when we're growing up. This may be down to some psychological reasons, but I believe we can find out why.
Let's talk about whether you really believe in yourself!
It's more important to believe in yourself than in others. The first person to doubt you is always going to be others, but what I want to say is that even if they choose to doubt, we should still choose to believe in our own judgment. If we don't even believe in ourselves, then who else will trust us?
Let's look at some practical examples of not trusting ourselves.
After we make a choice to achieve something, we might search for information about others who have done the same thing. This is to make sure we're doing the right thing. But each search will be made with a lack of trust in ourselves. This distrust can make us doubt our own plan for each step of the action. Or, to put it another way, we start doubting ourselves when we go looking for reassurance.
I think part of not trusting ourselves is that we're afraid we won't be rewarded for the choices we make and that we won't be able to act on them. We also worry that what we've been planning is a waste of effort. I think these are the two main reasons we face this issue (I have this problem all the time).
It's really important to trust the choices you make.
Once we've made a decision, it can be helpful to look for examples of people in similar situations to give us more confidence. But it's important to remember that we've made the right choice and keep moving forward.
#Remember, think about life, marvel at life, and move on.