Carl Jung: Why You Don’t Feel Confident Anymore

After deep inner growth, confidence often disappears. You no longer feel bold, certain, or self-assured, and trying to “be confident” feels artificial. This can be confusing. You may feel less sure of yourself on the surface, even though internally you are more stable than before.
Carl Jung believed this shift marked the movement from ego-confidence to Self-trust.
Confidence depends on identity and image. Trust emerges when identity loosens and action no longer needs self-belief narratives to function.

In this video, we explore:
• Why confidence fades after individuation
• Why confidence depends on ego and self-image
• The difference between confidence and trust
• How action continues without self-belief
This is not about doubt or weakness.
It is about stability without self-inflation.

Key Moments (CHAPTERS):
00:00 Don’t Skip: Face It!
00:10 Act I: When Confidence Quietly Disappears
12:06 Act II: Why Rebuilding Confidence Feels Artificial
23:48 Act III: When Trust Replaces Confidence
34:05 Conclusion: Confidence Fades When It Is No Longer Needed

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Music:
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