Change Made Easy

Master Your Motivation; Believe SO THAT You Can Achieve


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In this episode, we explore the concept of self-efficacy, a critical element in shaping motivation, learning ability, openness to new experiences, and overall performance.


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Introduced by psychologist Albert Bandura, the theory of self-efficacy plays a foundational role in personal growth and success.

We highlight the 4 key elements you can use to enhance your self-efficacy, making the journey toward positive change not just possible but easier and more effective.

Topics covered:

  • The definition and importance of self-efficacy
  • Albert Bandura's theory and its application in everyday life
  • Mastery experiences and their impact on self-belief
  • The role of vicarious learning in building self-efficacy
  • Social persuasion and its influence on our actions
  • Understanding physiological responses to stress and challenge
  • Practical steps to increase your self-efficacy
  • The relationship between self-efficacy, motivation, and achieving goals
  • For further reading and to deepen your understanding, check out the episode on building resilience, "Build Your Resilience: The Marshmallow Experiment,"

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    Change Made EasyBy Paul Levitin

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