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Children find it very hard to do things that they are initially not that good at, I think. Often children feel demotivated easily if they try something and don’t do really well, or see others performing better than them. Especially if they don’t get positive encouragement. I think it depends on the child and his or her talents, as to what this might be. Some children, like myself, find sporting activities really hard. Others find maths hard, others, languages. It depends. But, the common factor is that when children are not initially good at something they will find it hard to get into and excel at because they quickly can lose motivation. 


Parents can offer positive reinforcement rather than criticism. Parents should attempt to strike a balance between praising children too much, and being too critical and too pushy. If a parent can be positively encouraging, but also fairly firm and attempt to instill discipline and perseverance into a child, then this can be the best way to encourage children. It’s not always easy to get this balance though. 

I think jobs in which people have a good, caring and encouraging boss, can help people become more confident. Whatever jobs they may be, the important factor is the boss and the team mates. I really believe that the people we work with are the most important factor in performing well and confidently in a job. Any kind of job can make people feel confident if they feel they are learning something, and they feel encouraged and supported by their managers. 