How To Be Confident





Embracing Our Foolishness for Confidence

In this video, we explore the concept of embracing our foolishness as a path to greater confidence. The speaker discusses how our fear of looking ridiculous can hold us back from valuable opportunities and shares insights from historical figures like Erasmus and Pieter Brueghel.

Today’s movie

VIDEO URL: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Tk82hEHNnY

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Tk82hEHNnY

Listening Quiz

Let’s test your understanding of the key points discussed in the video:

Q1: What is one consequence of becoming too attached to our own dignity?

Q2: According to Erasmus, how does he view everyone, including himself?

Q3: What message does Pieter Brueghel’s work convey about human nature?

Q4: How does the speaker suggest we can grow in confidence?

Q5: What daily ritual does the speaker recommend for building confidence?

Vocabulary

Here are some key vocabulary words from the video along with their definitions and examples of usage:

Under-confidence
Lack of confidence or assurance; self-doubt.
Her under-confidence prevented her from applying for the leadership position.

Skewed
Distorted or biased in meaning or effect.
The news article presented a skewed view of the political situation.

Deranged
Driven insane; crazy.
The deranged man was shouting and throwing things in the street.

Rebuffs
Rejections or refusals of offers or suggestions.
Despite facing numerous rebuffs, he continued to pursue his dream.

Muttonhead
A foolish or stupid person.
Don’t listen to him, he’s a muttonhead who never thinks before acting.


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