關于自信的英語演講稿

　　【關于自信的英語演講稿】

　　many people yearn to be more self-confident. yet they have no idea how to achieve that objective. they look at others who have the gift and say, “hey that’s what i want. i hate feeling unsure of myself. i wish i could stop obsessing about what others think of me and quit worrying about disappointing other people. i want to stop anguishing over my decisions and torturing myself about my mistakes. i think it would be so great to feel self-assured, hold my head up high and stand tall. i’ve never been self-confident. i wish there were a way i could be.”

　　there is a way. you don’t have to be born with self-confidence. self-confidence can grow and flourish and ripen and blossom until you actually come to feel as though there is a different person inside of you. here are some insights that might facilitate the quest.

　　learn what a self-confident person is really like. they are not cocky, know-it-all people who don’t care what anybody else thinks. they have their doubts. and make mistakes. and are far from perfect. however, they are willing to acknowledge their inadequacies without dwelling on them. they do this by maintaining a sense of humor, putting problems in perspective, and focusing mainly on what they’ve done right, not wrong.

　　though self-confident people do believe in themselves, they don’t try to suffocate others with their ideas or beliefs. they are confident in what they know not only because they read, learn and think but also because they respect their instinct, intuition and the unique body of knowledge that they’ve developed by living life. they realize that one doesn't have to be labeled an “expert” to believe in one's own truths.

　　self-confident people don’t undermine their own worth by comparing themselves with others, only to conclude that they aren’t “good enough”. they appreciate their strengths and accomplishments and can acknowledge, without embarrassment, their weaknesses. they don’t live in the “victim” position. even if something really bad has occurred, they turn it into a challenge, remembering to be grateful for the little things in life.

　　self-confident people let the world know who they are. if they want something badly enough, they know they have every right to “go for it.” yet, they also know that the path will rarely be easy. mistakes, blunders and failures are part of the learning process. they seek to learn from their mistakes and do not waste time torturing themselves over what “could have been”.

　　self-confident people are not obstinate people. if they have an idea about something and it differs from the way another person is thinking about it, they will usually try to look at it from that person’s point of view, see why it makes sense to them. yet, a confident person’s sense of self is grounded. it does not blow in the wind. their ideas do not fluctuate based on what others deem are important.

　　i hope these insights are helpful to you. if so, perhaps one day you will be able to say what the actress phyllis rashad once said, simply but eloquently, ” i am just myself and who i am is a lot.”

　　【關于自信的英語演講稿】

　　good morning,everyone! i`m very happy to have this chance to give my presentation. before i start my speech, please let me ask you a question. do you think you are confident in yourself? if you are, do please raise your hand.

　　my topic today is “ to be a confident person.”

　　what is confidence? confidence is to trust yourself. confidence is to look upon yourself. it is not to indulge in self-admiration. it is not to get extremely arrogant. it is not to get dizzy with success or to be opinionated. it is just to inspire yourself ahead of a quality of mind, in high spirit, full of energy. it is to meet the challenges of life in a positive mood. it is to overcome your inferiority, farewell, to get rid of the trouble of a a ready-made panacea.

　　remember, i have just entered junior high school. in the face of the challenge of new environment, in the face of so many new courses and learning contents, i lost faith in my own and gradually developed a psychological sense of inferiority. achievement glided ceaselessly. it is a teacher and mother who encouraged me and let me regain confidence. gradually, my grades got higher and higher and everything began to go on well. gradually i adapted to the life in middle school.

　　friends, let's say goodbye to inferiority. let’s be a confident person. because: only if you have self-confidence, can you control yourself; only if you have confidence, can you achieve success and create your a brilliant life of your own!

　　大家好!

　　今天我演講的題目是：做一個自信的人。

　　什么是自信?自信，就是自己信得過自己，自己看得起自己。它，不是孤芳自賞，也不是夜郎自大，更不是得意忘形和自以為是;而是激勵自己奮發(fā)進取的一種心里素質，是以高昂的斗志，充沛的干勁迎接生活挑戰(zhàn)的一種樂觀情緒;是戰(zhàn)勝自己，告別自卑，擺脫煩惱的一種靈丹妙藥。

　　還記得，我剛剛升入初中時，面對新的環(huán)境，面對那么多的新的課程和學習內容，我對自己失去了信心，逐漸產生了自卑心理，成績不斷下滑，是老師和媽媽及時幫助我、鼓勵我，讓我重新找回自信。漸漸的，我的學習成績及各個方面都有明顯進步，逐漸適應了初中的生活。

　　朋友們，讓我們告別自卑，做一個自信的人吧。因為：只有擁有自信，才能擁有自我;只有擁有自信，才能走向成功，才能創(chuàng)造自己輝煌的人生。