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Confident or Arrogant?

Good MOMENTUM MONDAY !! Today, I want to address a topic that often gets misunderstood: the difference between confidence and arrogance.

Confidence is a powerful trait that comes from a place of self-assurance and belief in one's abilities. It's about having faith in yourself and your skills, without feeling the need to prove anything to others. Confidence allows you to take risks, embrace challenges, and handle setbacks with grace. It's an attractive quality that inspires and motivates those around you.

On the other hand, arrogance stems from an inflated sense of self-importance. Arrogant individuals tend to believe they are superior to others and often seek validation through external means. Arrogance creates a toxic environment and hinder personal growth.

So, how can you tell the difference between confidence and arrogance?

  • Confidence is HUMBLE: Confident individuals acknowledge their strengths and weaknesses, and they are open to learning from others.

  • Confidence is inclusive: Confident people uplift and empower those around them.

  • Confidence is authentic: Confident individuals don't need to put on a facade or pretend to be someone they're not.

  • Arrogance is dismissive: Arrogant individuals often belittle others' opinions or ideas, considering themselves the ultimate authority. They have a hard time accepting feedback or admitting when they are wrong. Also recognized as PRIDE.

  • Arrogance is self-centered: Arrogant people tend to focus solely on their own achievements and disregard the contributions of others.

Remember, confidence is a valuable trait that can propel you forward in life, while arrogance can hold you back. Cultivate confidence by embracing your strengths, being open to learning, and treating others with respect.


Hear more about this foundational principle of servant leadership in my new release “Leadership H.E.A.R.T. Unleashed-Igniting a Revolution of Influence and Impact”

Arrogance or humility? Which path will you choose?




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