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Briefly i will start by saying that for anyone who desires to overcome his or her inferiority complex must first, know that  inferiority complex is as a result of lack of self discovery. If you don’t know what you worth, people will put you where they think you should belong. I will like to inject in you this mindset of who you really are and for you to realize your worth.  the road to overcoming inferiority complex is simple and plain. Just discover your worth. the world is in need of you. God took time to make you who you are. If you were not important, God would not have spent such a quality time to work out your mathematics. Jesus said, “You are the salt of the earth …” (Matthew 5:13)

David and Goliath dates back all the way from the 4th century. You know the story behind David and Goliath, right? Or at least how David took down Goliath regardless of him being such a giant, regardless of everybody being too terrified to challenge Goliath. There are 5 powerful life lessons from David and Goliath that you can learn from and they relate to almost ANY situation. Here are the 5 life lessons: 1. Be bigger than your fears Twice a day for 40 days Goliath would challenge the Israelite’s demanding a 1 on 1 battle. All the Israelite’s were as terrified as a Lions prey on the verge of death. None of them would dare to challenge Goliath. But after David heard about the reward for defeating Goliath, he accepted the challenge as if it were nothing but a child’s game.

  Imagine that you are watching a television show similar to To Tell the Truth. Several contestants try to convince you that they are the Real Man.  You have to guess which one is authentic and which ones are the imposters. Contestant #1 tell you he is the Real Man because he fills the traditional male role: he supports his family financially while his wife cares for the children and the home. As long as he provides a roof over their heads and food for them to eat, he's fulfilling his duty as a husband and father. This man doesn't consider his wife to be his true equal. Contestant #2 says he is the Real Man because he has a culturally progressive role: he shares household and child-rearing responsibilities with his wife while they both pursue careers. He thinks of his wife as his equal.