He said his players had not even "tried too hard" — an echo of Gallwey's injunctions to prepare obsessively, then play in a relaxed, confident state.
On Tuesday night, President Obama stood before Congress and delivered an impassioned, confident State of the Union address that was historic in at least one respect: The president put strengthening women front and center as a solution to strengthening our nation's economy.
I applaud them (and all the other women who weighed in) because it took me a little longer to get to that positive and confident state of mind.
Before the fight, Gomez was confident, stating "You can't outbox me.
A 2010 report by the nuclear industry's trade association, the Nuclear Energy Institute, was even more confident, stating that "existing dry cask storage technology, coupled with aging management programs already in place, is sufficient to sustain dry cask storage for at least 100 years at reactors and central interim storage".
Our purpose going forward will be to drive improvements in the quality of health and adult social care through regulating and monitoring services, through putting people's views and experiences at the centre of our work, through drawing on our intelligence and unique insight to provide a confident voice on the state of care and through working with strategic partners across the system.
However, these genes still only account for approximately 70% of PCD cases (although difficult to state a confident figure at present) [Zariwala et al., 1993].
To induce a relaxed, confident mental state while running on the steamy Los Angeles freeway, Benoit imagined herself home in Maine on one of her favorite coastal byways.
But the political tension of the Sochi Games, Vladimir Putin's desire to reassert a powerful, confident Russian state on the world stage in the face of his critics and his government's disregard for principles of human rights, cannot easily be eclipsed by the glint of gold medals and fireworks.
