Confidence for continuing
What can sustain action when particular efforts fail?
Process-victory fidence names a distinction used by Fidence Path.
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Process-victory fidence
Process-victory fidence is confidence that continued wholition and entelence will effectively produce agat and participate in its eventual victory, even when particular efforts fail locally.
The distinction it protects
Confidence in the process is not confidence in every plan.
A method may fail, an expectation may need correction, and a local result may remain unseen. This form of fidence sustains learning and renewed action without treating any particular strategy as infallible.
In the path
Continue, learn, and adapt without making uncertainty into paralysis.
It can concern both the eventual victory of agat and the increasing effectiveness of a person who remains in wholition and entelence.