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There’s a quiet confidence that develops specifically in people who failed publicly in their twenties and simply kept going. They don’t carry less fear than everyone else. They just have empirical proof that humiliation is survivable, and that proof changed everything.
The conventional wisdom about confidence holds that it derives from success; stack enough wins, accumulate enough proof of competence, and ...
