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- This product had a total of 34 reviews as of our last analysis date on Nov 8 2019.
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Excellent insight into the misconceptions we have about confidence vis-à-vis competence. I will take competence over confidence... Read More
Most authentic review
This is a very interesting piece of Philosophy about how we seem to be entangled in the division between the two words. I have... Read More
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Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
What the book will not tell you is how to have more confidence.
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Much of this book is wasted in redundancy.
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
You cannot improve your proficiency if you push away any feelings of inferiority.
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
By the end of the book the message is clear and convincing but at the same time, it is evident that low confidence alone is not enough to improve your competence.
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
In this context, i am reminded of bud tribble's comments about steve jobs, quoted by walter isaacson in his biography of the insanely great innovator: steve has a reality distortion field.
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In his presence, reality is malleable.
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It didn't matter if he was serving purple kool-aid.
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Isaacson adds, at the root of the reality distortion field was jobs's belief that the rules didn't apply to him.
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