Louis Massaro argues great leaders share one trait: they're perpetual students. Confidence isn't about knowing everything, he says. It's believing you can figure things out, even when you don't know the answer yet.
To be a leader, you've gotta be a student first, always. I'm a lifelong student. Never stop learning, never stop growing. That's the true key to success. Because if you believe in your ability to figure things out, there's nothing you can't do, right? Whenever we feel self-doubt, it's really the opposite of confidence. And all we need, all we need is the confidence that We believe that we have the ability to figure out what it is that we don't know. Mm-hmm.
