2024-08-05 00:00:00 We all need to find our place and obtain recognition of our qualities from our peers. Culturally, we don't give a lot of compliments because they are wrongly equated with flattery (the crow and the fox, the idiots' dinner). While faults are expressed spontaneously and more easily by our often more demanding loved ones, the same is not conventionally true for qualities. Whether it is colleagues, hierarchy, family, friends or simple entourage, this difference in treatment ultimately leads to a lack of confidence in oneself and one's strengths, particularly among young people who feel this need more instinctively. Some, convinced that they are doing the right thing, prefer to detach themselves from the opinions of others,