There's a fine line in between complacency and confidence that appears rather imperceptible to the human senses.
Often we indulge in a false sense of belief in which we are led to think that we have mastered a particular skill, when that mirage couldn't be any further from reality.
To be able to proclaim with absolute, unequivocal confidence, one that is not diluted by any willful misconceptions, that you HAVE, INDEED, reached the zenith of that mastery takes up much guts.
Dissonant to the previous statement, one who vaunts of his petty achievements are, if anything, fools.
All that awaits them is an irrevocable doom.
