Those in the program said that the biggest issue facing them was not whether their skills were rusty; rather, it was the confidence that they had lost while not working.
Rather, it is the confidence to invite dissent, risk making decisions, admit being wrong, and change directions.
I believe teaching students how to express themselves with confidence should be the priority, rather than the length of their tie or the shine on their shoes.
His problems were predominantly of confidence rather than ability but there were genuine concerns about his positional sense, occasional lapses of concentration and rash tackling.
The effect of these kinds of measures was to lower confidence rather than raise it.
Mr. Shaoul, discussing Italy, says "the odds are that it will be a surge in confidence rather than a collapse in the equity market which restores some balance".
A press release announcing the "Hail to the V" ad campaign quotes Angela Bryant, the director of feminine care for Summer's Eve, saying, "This campaign is about empowerment, changing the way women may think of the brand, and removing longstanding stigmas: Summer's Eve is not a means to confidence, rather it's a celebration of confidence, of being a woman, and taking care of their bodies".
Since they are the experts in rock climbing, they will be leading a session where the primary goal is to develop team confidence rather than exercise.
That evening Bill Clinton, another former president, warned against recent efforts to undermine the Voting Rights Act, which Johnson signed in 1965.The ease Mr Carter diagnosed, though, is presumably due to confidence rather than complacency.
