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In this monologue, Mihail Pautov reflects on the common human tendency to evaluate oneself unrealistically positively—believing we are smarter, more in control, and more attractive than we actually are. He describes how this self‑inflated perception shields us from the harsh reality of our shortcomings, providing a morning boost of confidence that carries us through the day. Pautov likens it to a “fake‑it‑till‑you‑make‑it” mindset that grants a temporary sense of charisma, control, and satisfaction, while also acknowledging that the extent of this illusion can affect how many people we influence. He uses everyday examples, such as people praising their own photos, to illustrate how these positive illusions function as a psychological tool for happiness and motivation, albeit with potential limits.










