Part B: Knowledge/understanding in a thing is what I usually see in self-confident people. Either way both are still super important because someone trying to be self-confident (even if it isn't completely genuine) is nearly always enough!! Part C: Comfortable and trustworthy!! Because you can always lean on them.

Part B: The largest difference between genuine self confidence in my eyes, is that anyone can present confidently, while genuine self confidence can be more of a natural/earned skill through hard work!! The fact that anyone can present self-confidence, is what makes it matter so much

What is your chosen project? I am going to establish a tutoring business with the goal of 10 clients by the end of the 100 days. I am also pursuing a mini-project of solving an issue for a new business aswell. In 100 days, by showcase night, I will have established My tutoring business. I will know I will have succeeded in completing this goals because it will be measured by 1:Tangible proof (website, name, etc) 2: Self-improvement to be my best at this business venture 3: Personal enjoyment in my work What below the line excuses or challenges may I face? 1. Negative comparison against competitors 2. Fear of not amounting to anything 3. Getting too bogged down in tiny things What systems of resistance will I put into place that others can hold me accountable for. Journaling my own feelings and emotions regarding the project