Confidence & Strength

Arrogance attempts to reflect strength; while confidence exudes strength.

No matter how good and strong one looks externally, no conscious attempt of portraying appearance could match internally-derived self-confidence because the recognition that true self-confidence exudes could only come from within.

Arrogance is a false-façade that is built thick and heavy in order to cover-up internal-weaknesses hence why it is reliant on external-validation and therefore it is as a result of externally-reliant reflection. On the contrary, confidence has no false-façade because it shines from within therefore it emanates to the outside instead of reflecting the outside.

Self-confidence is a skill and just like all skills it takes time to develop. As stated throughout Theory of Self-Relativity, “Confidence is achieved and strengthened via the acquisition of knowledge and experience.”