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Confidence Is Domain-Specific

To be confident, we need to be good at something. When we are good at something, we have confidence in what we are good at; That's what we called domain-specific.

Confidence level differs from person to person. When someone looks confident in what they say doesn't mean they are good at it. It might just mean they are confident people. A confident person is just someone who gained a set of skills that makes them look confident, which is trainable.

For High Self-confident Person

They look confident even though they are not good at what they say/do. (It's their character.) And they look more confident when they are fantastic at something.

For Low Self-confident Person

They show low confident even with something they are superb at. And they rarely speak a word when they don't know about the topic.

Referenced in

Being A Confident Person

You gain confidence naturally when we are good at something. When you practise something for a certain period, without realising it, you are confident in what you do.

Practice Makes Perfect

When we repeatedly doing something, we gain confidence and we tell our mind and body to remember what we do and how we do it. It's the same thing with what other people called "Consistency" or "muscle memory".