The Psychology of Confidence: Power or Self-Deception

Confidence is often seen as power—but what if it’s also an illusion?
In this video, we explore the deep psychology behind confidence and why the human mind makes us believe we can do anything. From self-belief and ego to illusion of control and overconfidence, this video breaks down how confidence is formed, how it rewires the brain, and when it becomes dangerous.

Based on psychological principles like belief-driven behavior, neuroplasticity, ego defense mechanisms, and mastery experiences, this video explains why confidence often comes before competence—and why it can either build you or destroy you.

Is confidence real power, or is it self-deception?
The answer lies in self-awareness, adaptability, and the courage to face reality.

If you enjoy deep psychology, human behavior, mindset analysis, and thought-provoking content, this video is for you.

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