Under-confident people often question their abilities and second-guess their decisions.
Under-confident individuals tend to avoid taking risks or pursuing goals due to a fear of making mistakes or being judged.
They may struggle to accept compliments or believe that they are deserving of praise.
Under-confident people often apologise excessively, even for minor things, as they feel responsible for any perceived mistakes or inconveniences.
They may rely heavily on the opinions and approval of others to validate their decisions and steps.
Under-confident individuals may shy away from new opportunities or challenges because they doubt their ability to handle them successfully.
They engage in negative self-talk, consistently criticising themselves and focusing on their perceived weaknesses rather than recognising their strengths.
Under-confidence can lead to difficulty expressing opinions, asserting oneself, or standing up for personal needs and boundaries.