"如果你能证明自己，那就不算吹牛。"
— Muhammad Ali
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When you talk about something you've done well, it isn't showing off as long as you can prove it. For example, if a basketball player says they're the best shooter on the team but always makes the most baskets during games, they're not just being boastful—they're stating a fact. Sometimes people need to share their achievements, especially in situations like job interviews or when getting a promotion, because it helps others see their skills clearly. But it's important that what they say is true and visible to others. When you can demonstrate what you're talking about, it shifts from bragging to just telling the truth. So, don't be afraid to share your successes, just make sure you have the evidence to support your claims.
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Ability Achievements Ambition Assertiveness Confidence Proof Resourcefulness Self-belief Self-expression Success
