Boosting confidence can eliminate stagnant behavior when pursuing goals. It is important to differentiate between self-confidence and self-esteem.
Self Confidence – feeling the ability to take the action needed to perform.
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Self esteem – how do you see yourself and determine your self worth.
There are several ways to improve the “I can do it” opinion about the desire to take on a mission.
An individual must develop the will to take risks and develop a feeling of independence. Realizing that making mistakes is a part of the learning curve strengthens the desire to try. Mistakes teach a person what action not to take. Learning to accept the humanity that exists in making a new attempt to accomplish something builds the belief that the goal is achievable.
Steps towards continuing with the desire to complete a task include:
Acting confident – this involves taking a new step in the completion process.
Imitate the actions of someone who impresses you that accomplished a goal similar to the goal on your agenda.
Be willing to accept opinions from others observing your progress that serve to move you further in your efforts.
Gather the facts about the abilities currently in your possession to complete a project and be willing to admit the need of help. Be willing to accept the help.
Be positive in talking to yourself about your performance and be willing to learn from unwanted results. Work on improving necessary skills.
Some tips that will help to insure a successful performance include:
Role playing – imitate the performance of others
Explore techniques to prevent unwanted results in advance of attempting a project.
Reviewing a project and taking notes on the outcome provides learning tools for the next project on the agenda. Each success contributes towards providing building blocks for the next project.