Difference between confidence and conceited? and why when is one good trait for a leader and one is not ideal

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Advocard [28]3 years ago

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To be confident is to believe in yourself and know that you're a good person in some ways, bad in others but regardless you choose to take the next step every day. To be conceited is to think that you're flawless and have nothing wrong with you. You think that you make no mistakes. Having confidence is is a good trait for a leader because you can believe in yourself to lead others. To be conceited is not a good trait because you focus on yourself, you act selfishly.

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