Confidence is built on skills. When a problem arises — even an unseen one — you should know how to handle it.
First, listen. Then, define the problem. Break it down. Find the core issue. Seek insights from those with answers, create options, and test them. This is what builds real confidence.
Every skill you build along the way — listening, analyzing, problem-solving — adds to your confidence.
This process is what makes you prepared, adaptable, and ready for whatever challenge lies ahead.
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