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This might be the best book/essay on confidence out there. It's not your casual self-help "you can be anything" book. This book explores the facets of confidence that the self-help community often overlook.

"Confidence isn't the belief that we won't meet obstacles: it is the recognition that difficulties are an inescapable part of all worthwhile contributions."

I'll recommend this book to everyone, of all ages.

A thoughtful, thought-provoking book that examines the art of confidence, considering it a skill rather than something inherent. It examines how and why we often doubt ourselves and offers philosophical advice on how to overcome it. A chapter on the imposter syndrome is particularly insightful. Alain de Botton's reading of this audiobook enhanced the experience.

[I received this audiobook via #netgalley.]

Good one, can recommend.