True confidence is not a thought. It is not founded in your bank account, how others see you, your body image, what you own or even what you ‘think’ of yourself. Such a construct is flimsy and built with weak timber. This idea of confidence cannot be relied upon, because it comes from the unsteady mind. True confidence arises from the realization that you are not your mind, but something that is untouchable, something that cannot be threatened and needs no validation. In that place, the mental thought of confidence is blown away and something much deeper rests. It is not built; it is always there. It is unshakeable and cannot be lost.