This is where I think the change must begin — believing in oneself and not being influenced by biases of the past.
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Just believing in oneself may give one the will to take one's endeavours further than those who do not.
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"Cry Tough" was released as a single in 1986 on Capitol Records' Enigma label. It is about believing in oneself to make one's dreams come true. The B-side is the title track "Look What The Cat Dragged In". The song failed to chart in the US. It charted at number 97 on the UK Singles Chart.
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"I Believe" is a song recorded by American record producer DJ Khaled, featuring guest vocals from American singer Demi Lovato. The artists co-wrote the song with Denisia Andrews and Brittany Coney, with production handled by Khaled. It was released by Epic Records on March 7, 2018, as the third single from the soundtrack to the 2018 film A Wrinkle in Time. The song surrounds the message of believing in oneself.
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In her 2012 interview with Converse Caribe, Sonika stated that it was not always an easy road to becoming confident in her ability and overcoming self-image insecurities, as a young woman. She believes that being around positive people, believing in oneself – no matter what – and working hard at achieving one's goals eventually pays off. Sonika therefore sees her story as a reference point for other young people and artists to draw on, in overcoming their struggles to develop personally and professionally.
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She received "Star for the Community" award at Star of the Year 2018 gala for her charity work in Vietnam. In February 2019, she spoke to 12,000 students at a conference organized by the Francis Padua Papica Foundation in Naga, Camarines Sur, the Philippines where she shared her stories and affirmed her stance on working hard and believing in oneself to overcome struggles. A month later, H'Hen initiated a project that would provide clean water and street lights to people in her village. She hoped to complete the project before she ends her reign as Miss Universe Vietnam in late 2019.
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Hogan performing his signature Atomic Leg Drop on Mr. McMahon at WrestleMania XIX Immediately after the title win, commentator Gorilla Monsoon proclaimed: "Hulkamania is here!". Hogan frequently referred to his fans as "Hulkamaniacs" in his interviews and introduced his three "demandments": training, saying prayers, and eating vitamins. Eventually, a fourth demandment (believing in oneself) was added during his feud with Earthquake in 1990. Hogan's ring gear developed a characteristic yellow-and-red color scheme; his ring entrances involved him ritualistically ripping his shirt off his body, flexing, and listening for audience cheers in an exaggerated manner.
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" Publishers Weekly believed the manga might be able to teach its teenage demographic "something important about believing in oneself". Critics also praised the fact that Claudine "stars an undeniably trans character" without it being relegated to subtext or ambiguous writing. Lynzee Loveridge of ANN felt that this "forthrightness is unique for a genre that likes to stay in the 'will they or won't they' category so often." Rebecca Silverman of ANN agreed, stating that "for a manga in 1978 to tackle this subject is impressive in and of itself, because there's not a lot of authors in 2018 who are trying, much less in a thoughtful way.
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Dennis and Judy Jones believe hard work, strong values, and believing in oneself will result in success... and success has given them the opportunity to give back. Philanthropy is an important part of their lives and they seem to have as much fun sharing their good fortune as they did amassing it. The Dennis M. Jones Family Foundation is a St. Louis, Missouri-based foundation with a mission to support initiatives which empower individuals to succeed in life, with a focus on providing scholarships to underprivileged students. It was founded in 2000, and since then, more than $35 million has been contributed to charitable causes including civic organizations, education, Marines & Veterans, fighting homelessness, fighting poverty, and many others.
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Similarly, author Darlene Wade connects the song's lyrical content to the power within the soul, however also with the inclusion of God. According to Maryellen Moffitt, author of "See It, Be It, Write It", "Hero" is about looking into oneself and discovering the inner courage inside each individual, and being strong and believing in oneself through times of trouble and adversity. Morffitt claims the song personally helped him get through difficult moments when "the answers seemed so far away". Following her taped performance of "One Sweet Day" at the Honda Center in Anaheim, California during The Adventures of Mimi Tour, Carey described the song's importance to her and her fans: > I wrote a song a while back even before "One Sweet Day" and it was not my > favorite song in the world, but I wrote it.
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