By Abdulrazak Madi | Project Leader
Has a single word ever changed the course of your life?
Perhaps it was an unexpected message of support, a positive remark about your efforts, or even encouragement from someone who believed in your abilities when you doubted yourself. This is the essence of Masar Academic Mentorship Sessions—providing students with the support and guidance they need to believe in themselves and discover their true potential.
In our most recent session, titled "Building Self-Confidence and Personal Development," we focused on empowering students to see themselves positively and take practical steps to boost their confidence. It was not just a theoretical lecture; it was an interactive experience that included hands-on exercises and open discussions to help students explore the power of their inner dialogue and its impact on their daily decisions.
Why is self-confidence important?
Self-confidence is not just a feeling; it is a fundamental factor in academic and professional success. A confident student participates in class without fear, embraces mistakes as part of the learning journey, and pursues goals with determination—even in the face of challenges.
During the session, we focused on three key aspects that influence self-confidence:
Surrounding Environment: Family, friends, and teachers play a crucial role in shaping one's self-perception. Positive support boosts confidence, while negative words can leave a lasting impact.
Past Experiences: Successes reinforce confidence, but even failures can be valuable learning and growth opportunities when handled positively.
Inner Dialogue: The words we repeat to ourselves daily shape our self-image. We have the choice between saying, "I'm not good enough," or "I am learning and improving every day." The way we speak to ourselves makes a real difference.
Thanks to your participation and support, this session made a tangible difference in the lives of many students. It helped them confront their fears and take new steps toward self-confidence.
But there are still many who need an opportunity, a word of encouragement, someone to believe in them. You can be that source of motivation for them—just as you were today.
Thank you for being part of this change. Thank you for believing in the power of giving.
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