Having thus neutralized the basic factors which contributed to the growth of inferiority complex we should now proceed to take some positive steps for building the required self-confidence. We all know that nothing succeeds like success. Similarly confidence grows from success and in turn contributes to more success. If you can succeed in one venture, you can hope to succeed in the next venture also. Thus with experience your confidence grows. Two things, therefore, form the foundation of self confidence. One is the knowledge or know-how. The other is practice and experience. The more the knowledge and longer the experience, the greater and firmer is your confidence. In the same way the more your success, the greater grows your confidence. Thus, in order to succeed you must first analyses your strong points, select your field of action and set you goal. Next, draw a plan of action and proceed to work with single minded concentration, devotion, interest, urge and enthusiasm. Your goal, plan and activities will take all of your time and thoughts, and in your enthusiasm and enlightened knowledge of the fallacy of the complex. you will see that you are bubbling with self-confidence. Having made this initial start, the next step is to try your hand on those things about which you are afraid, hesitant or under-confident. Let us assume that our friend ‘A’, the stammerer, now wants to be a public orator. Let us also suppose that he has become a first rate surgeon and has overcome his initial complex because of his specialized knowledge, experience and success in his professional field. If he were to realize that Demosthenes, The greatest orator of ancient history, was the worst stammerer, and that Adolf 1-litler or recent history who moved millions by spirited speech was a discharged ex-corporal who began his public speaking career by addressing an audience of four people in a country tavern, he will get all the confidence he needs to go on the stage and talk. What is more lie can find out the techniques that contributed to the success of so many great orators. He will find that all great speakers had knowledge, enthusiasm, and practice. Very soon A’ will also blossom into a famous orator. Thus lie would have taken the lion by its heard and they trace of under confidence would have vanished altogether.