> If you manage to get the self-confidence at a sky high level you won't care about building something or achieving goals. I question the idea that a sky high

> If you manage to get the self-confidence at a sky high level you won't care about building something or achieving goals. I question the idea that a sky high level of self confidence is the ultimate antidote to everything that can go wrong in life. What you describe does not align with a modern understanding of human psychology and how we experience life. What happens the first time you encounter a painful failure? What if the failure was your fault?