"We need one result, footballers live confidence-wise and a result on the board helps, it breeds confidence," he continued.
We aim to develop the necessary attitudes, willingness to help, awareness that it is important to save lives, self-confidence (i.e. believing that one is capable of helping), and acceptance of any emotions that can occur during and after the first-aid process.
Attestation is the sort of lived assurance or confidence that each person has of existing in both of these orders of causality.
Stewart even cast Georgie as a role model for how to live with confidence.
"I hope that people love themselves for who they are and live with confidence in this world," she told Korea's voracious media.
"Banks live on confidence, and there is precious little coming from the new Treasury secretary," said Gary B. Townsend, a former federal banking regulator who runs his own investment firm, referring to Timothy F. Geithner.
Live with confidence that even amongst the harshest conditions, you can still thrive.
Executives at Chase and the other big banks live in confidence that they'll reap the profits for risky betting and leave the losses to you.
And as long as those mistakes are ones of ambition -- decisions made because you were running toward something -- than you can live with confidence knowing full well you won't have the regret of not having tried.
As you can read in this slideshow below, C.K.'s stream of tweets cover many angles of the story, from gays' rights to live in confidence, to Morgan's right to be a ridiculous person, to how much intention one should place on a joke.
If we think our lives would be better lived with confidence, then we can give it a try.
