Self-confidence
I once walked into a room full of strangers, my hands shaking. But instead of hiding, I smiled, stood tall, and spoke up. By the end, people listened—not because I was the loudest, but because I believed in myself.
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ArishMell · 70-79, M
Good for you!
Sometimes the loudest are so because they lack self-confidence, tend to put people off, so worsen things for themselves.
(Others of course, go the other way, shrinking into shyness and trying to stay quiet and un-noticed.)
Sometimes the loudest are so because they lack self-confidence, tend to put people off, so worsen things for themselves.
(Others of course, go the other way, shrinking into shyness and trying to stay quiet and un-noticed.)