Self-confidence, the key to retaining memory, learning experiences and progressing in life!

Don't give up nor loose your confidence nor allow anyone to dent it! 

Humans are a sum of our memories and learning experiences which makes us, who we are and what we may become.

Our memory has limitless capacity, it is just we need to focus on learning, clear the clutter, learning, unlearning and retaining the good.  There isn't ‘bad memory’ or ‘good memory’; what we learn and retain is purely related to our attitudinal.

Memory as a long retention tenor!  Memory neither decays not fades nor is experience redundant. Memory recall and implementation of ideas thereof is easy and within our self-control. Past memories can be recalled and ideas implemented easily; people just need the right stimuli, motivation, confidence, the context and circumstances.

Our memories can be dented and damaged by external forces – physical forces and disease or people. The former is clinical and takes a long time to recover (sometime irrevocable) whereas latter is controllable and can be self-managed.  People inflict emotional pains, create negative energy and circumstances that dents our self-confidence and esteem which impacts our memory and our ability to recall.  Never let anyone damage the self-confidence; be aware of these negative elements and circumstances – clear the clutter. Individual progress depends on self-confidence, focus, attitude towards learning and unlearning, recalling and putting our memory or ideas to practice.  

None can take away our intelligence and experience but the same cannot be said of our self-confidence. The best way to keep both our intelligence, experience and progress is to ever remain self-confident, positive and cheerful of our future.