Difference between revisions of "Self-confidence vs. conceit"
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There is a distinction between confidence and conceit ... To have self-confidence is very different from being a conceited [idiot]. A confident man knows what he can do. He doesn't commit himself to the impractical, but to what is achievable. [1]