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Self-Efficacy Comes From Experience

  • When you repeatedly prove to yourself that you can perform well in a given situation, you slowly build up a belief in your ability.
  • Confidence requires managing insecurities well.
  • It's hard to deal with your insecurity well if you don’t have the ability to manage them well.

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