What is the difference between confidence and over confidence?
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Akash Gupta said:
2 days ago
I can do this, and I will accomplish it this is confidence.
Only, I can do this no anyone else capable do this, this is over-confidence.
Only, I can do this no anyone else capable do this, this is over-confidence.
Sahil said:
3 weeks ago
In simple-term when you are learning and doing hard work, and your soul says that you are capable of doing this problem, this is confidence.
But when you didn't learn what you need to solve that problem, and still you put your ego together and say I can do this and fail cause you didn't learnt that much, this is overconfidence.
But when you didn't learn what you need to solve that problem, and still you put your ego together and say I can do this and fail cause you didn't learnt that much, this is overconfidence.
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Kasim Padaya said:
1 month ago
Confidence: I can do this, and I will accomplish it.
Overconfidence: Only I can do this; no one else is capable of doing it besides me.
Overconfidence: Only I can do this; no one else is capable of doing it besides me.
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Bwambale chrispus said:
2 months ago
Confidence is believing that you can do something, and this is backed by intensive preparations and training.
Whereas overconfidence is a false belief that produces the right expected outcomes when you haven't done the relevant preparations, such as training and revisions, and it's associated with pride and self-realisation.
Whereas overconfidence is a false belief that produces the right expected outcomes when you haven't done the relevant preparations, such as training and revisions, and it's associated with pride and self-realisation.
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Krishna said:
2 months ago
Confidence is believing that I can do it. However, overconfidence is that I think I can do it.
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Anshu kumar saini said:
3 months ago
Confidence is believing in your abilities with preparation and self-awareness.
Overconfidence is believing you’re always right, even without enough effort or proof.
Overconfidence is believing you’re always right, even without enough effort or proof.
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Drashya Tajpara said:
3 months ago
CONFIDENCE is something which pushes our inner self to a level positively without any hesitation or nervousness, but at the same time.
OVER CONFIDENCE is something that suppresses our polite side and raises up an ultra energy of you only succeeding again and again, and no one can do better than you, which leads to downfall!
OVER CONFIDENCE is something that suppresses our polite side and raises up an ultra energy of you only succeeding again and again, and no one can do better than you, which leads to downfall!
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Kavya said:
4 months ago
Confidence is believing in myself, and I know that if I want to do something, I will never give up.
Overconfidence: I know what I want to do; I don't need any advice or help.
Overconfidence: I know what I want to do; I don't need any advice or help.
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DDGIRI said:
5 months ago
Confidence means believing in your abilities while still being open to learning and improving.
Overconfidence is when someone believes they know everything and stops listening or learning.
For example, confidence says ‘I can do this task if I prepare well, ’ while overconfidence says ‘I don’t need to prepare, I already know everything.
Overconfidence is when someone believes they know everything and stops listening or learning.
For example, confidence says ‘I can do this task if I prepare well, ’ while overconfidence says ‘I don’t need to prepare, I already know everything.
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Gaurav Maheshwari said:
5 months ago
Confidence is characterised by having positive and realistic beliefs in your abilities.
Overconfidence is when you have an excessive belief in your abilities; it can cause you to underestimate something and make mistakes.
Overconfidence is when you have an excessive belief in your abilities; it can cause you to underestimate something and make mistakes.
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