It i ymbolically illutrated in the cartoon that a triker i preparing to hoot at the goal defended by a goalkeeper on a football field. In the goalkeeper&rquo; mind, he i o much maller than he actually i that guarding the goal become a miion impoible. On the contrary, the giant guard eem to fill up the whole goal in the attacking player&rquo; mind.
The purpoe of the drawing i to how u that in the face of eemingly inurmountable challenge or predicament, poeing elf-confidence i of utmot ignificance.
Regardle of how much ucce one ha had in chool or at work, there are bound to be time when he or he will encounter difficultie and problem. It i at thee critical time that hi elf-confidence, toward difficulty and life in general, eventually play a crucial role in determining whether he can turn failure into victory.
I can think of no better illutration than the following one. Helen Keller wa born deaf, dumb and blind, certainly nothing to give her elf-confidence. Neverthele, he went on to conquer her multiple handicap to finally become a writer and lecturer, to become an inpiration to all. Thi cae effectively clarifie that no matter what tak we are confronted with, we hould never overetimate the difficultie or underetimate our abilitie.