6 Times When You Must Trust Yourself
There are times when one is wise to ask for a second opinion. Then, there are these times, when no one knows the answer but you.
By Amy Shearn
Photo: David Lees/ Getty Images
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When You Have Been Completely Humiliated
Maybe you weren't asked to leave your
high-profile job 137 days after taking it, but you've been completely, utterly, how-will-I-ever-recover-from-this, flooded-with-self-doubt humiliated.
Why You Should Trust Yourself Now: Remember that classic 70's photo of the Knicks' locker room after they won the championship, with the sign that read,
"Hard Work Beats Mistakes"? It's a motto that's been proven now; as Robert J. Sternberg wrote for
The Chronicle of Higher Education, "The main characteristic that makes people successful is not their IQ, emotional intelligence, or even creativity. It is their resilience in the face of what seem to be insurmountable obstacles." Your resilience will save you.
Published 04/03/2014
