How To Overcome An Inferiority Complex In 5 Minutes

You can’t see an inferiority complex - you can only feel it on the inside.

That’s because feelings of insecurity, like shyness, anxiety and any fear-based emotion, are made of thoughts.

The good news is that we each are able to control our own thoughts, even though it can often feel as though we can’t help it. However, a little training and some very easy techniques can bring dramatic changes - often very quickly - as you’ll see in this video.

There really is no need for you to have feelings of inferiority - and frankly, there’s nothing complex about it!

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[kyukyen]

literally the first two seconds of the video already helped me so much, honestly. thank you so so much man.

[lindareginabotha]

Those who mind dont matter, those who matter dont mind

[francismausley]

"...within thee have I placed the essence of My light. Be thou content with it and seek naught else, for My work is perfect and My command is binding. Question it not, nor have a doubt thereof." ~ Baha'u'llah, The Hidden Words, Baha'i Faith

[kirayoshikage]

Thank you so much. This was a great video. I do have some questions though.
1. You said that to have an inferiority complex I must entertain the thought that I’m not good enough, I was wondering how I’m supposed to stop entertaining such thoughts.
2. At 1:52, you say that I am who I am, but at this point, I’ve had these fears of judgement my whole life, and I try so hard to get other people to like me, and now I don’t even know what the real me is. How do I be myself, because I’ve heard many times to be myself, “ to thine own self be true, And it must follow, as the night the day, Thou canst not then be false to any man”, but I don’t know what being true to myself would even be. After all, myself is telling me that I am inferior to others, so what other self should I be listening to instead?

[xtalking]

you can kind of see if people are telling you directly or showing you, so you know what they think. and if you don't even think it's true, then those opinions of others hurt anyway

[hazard]

And what exactly happens when for every positive thought to write down you think of several comparisons, perhaps double the amount of negative thoughts than positive? Certain types of inferiority complexes are not felt in differences regarding different fields, but performance within the same field. The baseball player who has put years into the game gets his ass beat by day 1 babe Ruth 2.0...how do you suppose the former player would feel? I would say quite envious, possibly even inferior, due to the performance difference within the same field...