Confidence is a skill, not something we are born with, says investor from Shark Tank
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- Czech entrepreneur Radka Viktorie Dohnalová combines business success with caring for four children, including a son with autism.
- She currently appears as an investor on the Czech business show Shark Tank and says she likes to keep active.
- The headline presents her view that confidence develops as a skill rather than an inborn trait.
Radka Viktorie Dohnalová has built a successful business while raising four children, including a son with autism. She also appears as an investor on Shark Tank, where she can choose promising entrepreneurs.
She credits her ability to manage the demands of work and family to perspective and to having a supportive partner who acts as a true teammate. The profile presents her as someone who rarely allows life to throw her off balance.
“I like being able to keep doing something,” she says. Her comments point to an energetic approach to both business and everyday life.
The headline captures another part of her outlook: confidence is a skill, not an inborn quality. Dohnalová’s story links that idea to entrepreneurship, family responsibilities and her role judging other businesspeople’s potential.
I like being able to keep doing something.
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Originally published by iDNES in Czech. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.
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