Talk about the 50-word composition that scored high in the exam and say modest words.

Self-confidence is a life attitude that modern people should have. On the other hand, believe in yourself, that is, believe in yourself. We should believe in ourselves. If you don't believe in yourself, what is there to believe in this world? Only by believing in yourself can we build confidence in success and achieve success. Many people are not confident because of inferiority complex. They don't think they can do it. They have given up hope. Can they expect hope from others? So I think that believing in yourself is the cornerstone of success. But that doesn't mean we can refuse to listen to other people's opinions. "Go your own way and let others talk!" It sounds chic, but no one can really do it. It is true that we should stick to our beliefs and not be interfered by outsiders. But when others give you sincere advice, I think you should accept it with an open mind. "All bets are off, but modest gains" means that overconfidence will lead to losses, while accepting others' opinions modestly will be beneficial, which requires us to learn to correctly handle the relationship between believing in ourselves and listening to others' opinions.

Believe in yourself instead of blindly believing in yourself, accept others' opinions with an open mind instead of blindly following, fully understand and know yourself, know your own ability and kindness, fully believe in your own self-confidence and kindness, listen to others' opinions properly in areas you don't know much about or when you don't know much about them, and make correct judgments based on your own ideas.