Do you have the Confidence?

He lives with a mentality of humility. At the point when others find our gifts and abilities, our confidence promptly feels the positive of that acknowledgment to humble ourselves.

. He speaks the truth as he sees it, without fear of rejection and with no intent to harm others. Speaking the truth in love whether the recipient hears it. It is never part of His plan to back down on truth.

He knows how to separate feelings from the message being delivered. Those with good levels of self-confidence will find it progressively easier to separate emotions from the content of another’s communication and will recognize the importance of differentiating between the two in their communications

He doesn’t perceive the job as feelings like annoyance, or dread when taking a job. He takes it as a special task and sees its responsibility to the end with the other best in mind.

. He looks for reasons to release others and believes in the ability of others to make decisions. He can help those we love by believing in them and encouraging them to use their gifts. healthy self-confidence able to respect and appreciate the abilities and skills of others.

He is accountable in words and deeds for what we say and do. Can people count on Him when they say I will do something? When we make a promise, does He do his best to keep it? Becoming strong again means taking full responsibility for our actions.

He is responsible in words and deeds for what we say and do.  Individuals rely on Him when He says they will follow through with something. When He commits, does He keep it? Becoming solid again implies assuming complete ownership of our activities, which is the confidence that makes a real man.

He knows the past is the past and the present is the present. He recognizes that to be emotionally healthy He must move from victim to victory. The strong person with growing self-esteem is the one who refuses to let the past control what happens today. He speaks and lives in confidence.