True, People often notice their own mistakes more than other people do., We tend to compare our own everyday life with other people's highlights online., Most people experience self-doubt sometimes., People can be much more critical of themselves than they would be of a friend., Making a mistake does not mean you are bad at something., Someone who appears very confident can still feel insecure., Our brains tend to remember negative comments particularly strongly., What you see on social media is usually only a small part of someone's real life., People often overestimate how much other people notice their embarrassing moments., Skills and confidence can improve through practice., Being good at something doesn't mean you never make mistakes., Other people are usually thinking about themselves far more than they're thinking about you., A person's popularity is not a reliable measure of how happy they are., You don't have to be the best at something for it to be worth doing., The way you speak to yourself can affect how you feel., False, Everyone else notices your mistakes as much as you do., Confident people never feel insecure., If you fail at something once, it means you're bad at it., Everyone else's life is as perfect as it looks on social media., Popular people are always happier., People are thinking about and judging you most of the time., Being good at something means never making mistakes., You have to be the best at something for it to be worth doing., One negative comment tells you what everybody thinks about you., Everyone else is more confident than you are., Making a mistake in front of people means they'll remember it for a long time., If someone doesn't like you, it means there's something wrong with you., You should always compare yourself with other people to measure how well you're doing., People who seem to have everything together never doubt themselves.

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