
Why Do Some People Become Arrogant When They Feel Confident?
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Confidence concerns what we believe we can do.
Arrogance becomes visible in how we treat other people while holding that belief.

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Confidence concerns what we believe we can do.
Arrogance becomes visible in how we treat other people while holding that belief.

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Sharing something personal requires effort. Someone has to decide whom to tell, find the time, explain the circumstances, and judge how much they want to reveal.

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Why can a simple question feel like a challenge to everything someone believes?
Why might a person listen carefully to those who agree with them, yet dismiss others before they finish speaking?

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Taking responsibility involves several steps.
Knowing what we did.
Considering how it affected someone else.
AND ….

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Why can someone raise their voice before they understand what upset them?
And why can it be easier to explain what someone else did than what happened inside them?

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Why can someone replay a conversation long after everyone else has forgotten it?
And why does an uncertain moment sometimes become a painful conclusion?

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Why can two people survive the same frightening event, yet experience very different lives afterward?
Why does the danger gradually feel further away for one person, while another still feels it approaching?

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Narcissistic traits can include an exaggerated sense of importance, entitlement, a strong need for admiration, and difficulty giving other people’s needs equal weight

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Enjoying a moment involves more than having pleasant things around us.
It also involves where our attention goes, what we expect, and how we interpret what happens.

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Being alone does not mean being lonely.
Sometimes being alone is the only time someone feels completely free to be themselves