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At the time of his death in 2000, Charles M. Schulz’s work appeared in over 2,300 newspapers. He had published more than 1400 books and his talent had earned him many awards throughout his 50-year career. What was it that Schulz did to earn him so much recognition around the world? He created the beloved comic strip, ”Peanuts”.
Who can forget such characters as Charlie Brown and Snoopy? It was one of the first comic strips with more than two or three characters. Each Peanuts character brought special humor and insignt to life. His comic strip dealt in psychology, social commentary and humor. What made it special was that all these issues were dealt with from a child’s viewpoint. “There is a market for innocence,” said Schulz.
A self-confident person is one that knows he will succeed. A conceited person is one that doesn’t know if he will succeed, but acts as if he does. Conceited people try to make it look like they are better than other people. They constantly let everyone around them know that are the best. On the other hand, the truly self-confident person doesn’t have to show off or advertise himself. He knows people will accept him for what he is, not for what he seems to be. Because of this, he does not often talk about how good he is. On the contrary, he waits for the opportunity to put his skills to the test. That’s when he shows just how good he really is.
Conceited people want to be accepted by everybody else. They mistakenly think that people will accept them if they look better than others. So they don’t admit when somebody else has done something good. If conceited people admit that someone is better, they must admit that they aren’t perfect. This makes them do what they do. They are not truly confident in themselves. They make up for this by showing off. Therefore, the difference between a self-confident person and a conceited one is that the latter has no self-confidence.