This chapter is divided into 4 parts about self-concept, self-serving bias, positive thinking, and Robert Holden. It discusses that self-concept is how we define ourselves through our character, attitudes, and traits. Self-serving bias is the tendency to perceive oneself favorably by attributing success to ability rather than luck. Positive thinking is important for happiness but people get too busy for it; Robert Holden recommends daily smiles, exercise, and using colored dots to trigger positive memories. The document reflects on the writer having less confidence and being quiet, and wanting to learn more about themselves.