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ssb coaching Increase Self Confidence? Blog A lot of my students face problems of low self confidence and they want to know as to   how to increase self confidence . In this post I discuss the subject. Understanding Self Confidence Self confidence  can be understood as comprising of two facets of our personality. First is our sense of self efficacy. This means that we see ourselves capable of mastering skills and achieving goals in a specific field. We believe that if we learn and work hard in a field we will succeed. This type of  confidence  leads people to accept difficult challenges, and persist in the face of setbacks. Example: A child who likes Math and can easily solve his class Math problems will accept the challenge of solving Math problems of greater difficulty of a higher class. He may not succeed immediately, but will succeed ultimately because of his  self confidence! The second facet of  self confidence  is the idea of self esteem. It implies a more

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