I used to think that I needed to feel confident before taking action. But I was wrong. Confidence isn’t a prerequisite for action— it’s a byproduct of it.

Taking action improves our skills and competence, which boosts our self-efficacy—our belief in our ability to succeed. This newfound self-efficacy then enhances our confidence, creating a positive feedback loop that makes us more likely to take action again.

Think about it: every time you try something new, you’re building a foundation of experience and knowledge. Each small step forward reinforces your belief in your capabilities. It’s like a muscle—you have to work it to make it stronger.

So, don’t wait for confidence to find you. Take that first step, no matter how small, and watch as your confidence grows from your actions.

Embrace the process, and you’ll be amazed at how far you can go.

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