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Does self-confidence turn into narcissism?
Be bold, we have all told ourselves. Stand up for yourself. Find your voice. Confidence is an attractive quality, in love and politics and literature and finance. Confident people capture our heart. But does it ever become too much? Yes. … Continue reading →
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