How to Find Faith in Yourself When the World Is Falling Apart | Self-Development

Main subjects

AVAlexander VolchekSelf-confidencePersonal development and inner supportFreedomF/Friend / friendsEgo

Main threads of the conversation

• 00:00Why do self-belief and confidence disappear? External triggers
• 3:19Step 1 toward finding faith in yourself
• 3:29What is genuine faith in yourself?
• 5:06Step 2 toward finding faith in yourself
• 5:28A step-by-step plan for building self-belief and confidence
• 6:37A person's main task in life: the path to freedom
• 7:36Can faith in yourself be measured and assessed?

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• 03:19

  With such a wide range of possibilities, it's important to understand that the reason behind this faith in yourself is individual to each person.

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• 03:28

  Faith in yourself is one of the greatest foundations of freedom in a person's life.

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• 03:39

  I'm not talking about the kind of self-belief that says, “I believe I'm the smartest person, so I'll succeed in business,” and off you go to raise venture capital.

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• 03:54

  We're talking about a genuine inner feeling, great resilience, a strength that nothing can shake.

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• 04:01

  Since this is personal and individual, everyone needs to understand that it is personal and individual.

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• 04:27

  “That's why you should do this practice.” You absolutely can't approach it that way. So many success stories are built around other people finding faith in themselves.

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• 05:54

  A broader, genuine perception of life, understanding why and how events happen, truly knowing how you function as a person—all of that strengthens faith in yourself.

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• 06:59

  Having that inner core is the very freedom a person moves toward from century to century, from life to life.

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• 07:52

  A person can be the smartest in one situation and is guaranteed to be a complete fool in others.

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• 08:01

  Some people say with absolute certainty, “I'm confident in myself because…”

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