Socrates once said: "whether a person can achieve something depends only on whether he has self-esteem and self-confidence."

For thousands of years, in people's eyes, fate is mysterious, unpredictable and uncontrollable. A mysterious force is the supreme director who dominates people's lives, and human beings are always servants and slaves of fate. Half a century ago, a Belgian wise man named Maurice? Mr maeterlinck told us that man can be the director of fate, not a slave. Self-confidence is the first condition to master, dominate and overcome fate. Therefore, I think self-confidence is the cornerstone of success.

If a person wants to be confident, he must overcome his inferiority complex and build up his confidence. 195 1 year, British female doctor Franklin discovered the double helix structure of DNA from her own X-ray diffraction. After research, she boldly put forward a hypothesis and gave a wonderful speech on this topic. However, many people question her findings and doubt the authenticity of her photos and the reliability of her assumptions. Under these pressures, Franklin wavered. Therefore, she publicly denied her hypothesis and did not continue her research. Later 1953, other scientists confirmed this hypothesis, and Franklin, who was not confident, missed the success.

The ship of life is driven by everyone. With confident sails, Qian Fan rushes to the other side of success.

Copernicus, a famous astronomer and pioneer of natural science, was the first to doubt and deny Ptolemy's geocentric theory, which influenced mankind for thousands of years. He was opposed and oppressed by millions of people, but he always believed in his theory that the earth goes around the sun, not the sun, and he didn't give up easily. Finally, his Heliocentrism proved that Copernicus succeeded. If people question him, he doubts himself.

Confidence is not lack of confidence. Conceited people like to create illusory self-satisfaction, hoping to get affirmation beyond their actual value, but it is often counterproductive. One of my classmates became a monitor in the first semester, but I didn't expect to lose the election at the beginning of this semester. He was angry. In fact, he was so confident and domineering that he lost the election.

These examples tell us that self-confidence should overcome inferiority, and self-confidence is not conceit. With self-confidence, we can be on the other side of success.