however small it might seem [closed]

Hello I'm writing an essay about my past experience. But I'm not sure it has the same meaning as what I intend to say.

Here's my piece of writing.

However small it might seem to others, anyone has a small experience that helps identify his own way of courage inside. (I think anyone has a small experience in one's life that gives them courage to one's mind although it seems really insignificant)

Is there any awkward or grammatically wrong part in my sentence? Thank you for reading my post!

I think I understand what you are saying.

However, although mostly grammatical, the piece is verbose, almost to the point of being incomprehensible.

Why not simply say Everyone has had some experience in life, however insignificant it may seem, which gives them confidence in their own way of doing things?

At least that is what I assume you to be saying.