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  • http://www.english-plan.com Wiktor

    This is great, thanks for this article!
    I think I would add another thing to the list: it makes you hungry for more. If you learn something you can successfully use later on, the feeling of accomplishment (which you mentioned) works rather like a drug: you want more of the feel-good, so you learn more to be even more effective and successful.
    Which is why it’s so important for teachers to demonstrate how knowledge can be applied in life – and for learners to seek practical opportunities to use what they know.

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  • http://livingthebalancedlife.com Living the Balanced Life

    I think that last line is so important. Learning does not stop once you graduate or get your degree. learning needs to be a lifelong process. And your confidence will continue to grow as you continue to learn!
    You are never too old to learn something new!
    Bernice
    Get enough sleep

  • http://www.balancedworklife.com/blog Bryce Christiansen

    I’m a huge fan of ongoing education for several reasons, including confidence. After graduating from college it was a different transition into a career. Even though I had studied the previous 4 years to prepare myself, I still had workload that was new to me. However, the studying I had done taught me how to find the answers I needed, and allowed me to adapt the foundations I had learned at the university along with the new material I would need to perform my job.

    Going into a career without any relative education would have been ten times as difficult to succeed.

  • http://www.scientificdreaminterpretation.com Christina Sponias

    Learning certainly generates confidence. I agree with your affirmations.

    Knowledge is an endless treasure.

  • http://www.somewhereinportland.com/2010/10/20/berbatis-pan-closing-its-doors/ Alissa Bolton

    Be prepared to face an increased level of academic competition and to have less contact with your professors. You will be the person responsible for your actions your learning your successes and your failures as a college student.

  • http://www.planetnaveen.com Winning Ideas

    Learning is a continuous process, as there is no end for learning. How much you learn that much knowledge you gain. And that knowledge will increase your confidence.

    All points are very true.

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  • http://flawlessconfidence.com Martin K.

    True, there’s no real self-confidence without constantly learning something new! In fact, it’s impossible (or very difficult) to be happy if you don’t improve yourself, learn new things and develop new skills. It’s a human thing to strive for perfection.