Believing that one can’t do something ends progress before it even starts. This chapter explains how one can reverse this belief. Self-efficacy, the belief one can do something, is the direct result of performance accomplishments, verbal persuasion, modeling, and bodily feedback.
\nThe items on this playlist show these “self-efficacy creators” in action. You can if you do and if you are shown how to do and if you practice doing. Little bits of progress yield large results in confidence.<\/p>\n
1. \u201cFather of Mine,\u201d Everclear<\/strong><\/p>\n