Self-Confidence. Reflections on Belief in Oneself, in Other People, and in Life

The book that will help you believe in yourself
Where does self-confidence come from? How does it work? What reinforces it? What weakens it? Why do some people believe in themselves more than others? Is it a matter of temperament? Character? The result of self-improvement? A special outlook on the world? How is belief in oneself connected with belief in other people, with belief in life itself?
Drawing inspiration from the works of great philosophers and the sayings of ancient sages, from the writings of psychoanalysts and psychologists, as well as from the experiences of great athletes, artists, and simply self-confident people, Charles Pepin reveals in this book the main secret of self-confidence.
About the author
Charles Pepin is a philosopher and writer whose works have been translated in thirty countries around the world.