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You Don’t Lack Confidence — You Lack Accuracy

You don't lack confidence - you lack accuracy because confidence isn't mindset, it's accuracy What is confidence really? And why does “just believe in yourself” rarely work? In this video, I break down what psychologists, Stoic philosophers, and behavioral researchers actually say about confidence — and why it has more to do with accuracy than mindset. We’ll look at: – Self-efficacy (Albert Bandura) – Social comparison theory (Leon Festinger) – Cognitive defusion (Acceptance & Commitment Therapy) – Stoic principles from Epictetus and Marcus Aurelius If you’ve struggled with comparison, anxiety from social media, or feeling behind in life, this video gives you a clearer framework for building real, stable confidence. Confidence isn’t affirmation. It’s correction. It’s the ability to update your judgment without collapsing. And if confidence is accuracy over ego, then platforms designed to amplify comparison make that harder — which connects directly to my previous video on the psychological traps that keep you addicted to your phone. Watch that next here:    • Why You Can’t Stop Scrolling (It’s Not You)   Better Inputs is about consolidating what holds up across psychology, philosophy, and behavioral science — and turning it into something practical. If you value clarity over hype, subscribe.