259. Part 1: The Confidence Illusion

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Show by Steph Saffer

What dream have you shelved because you’re still waiting to feel confident enough to start? Steph looks at one of the most common reasons people stall on their goals: the belief that confidence has to come before taking action. Drawing on the psychology of self-efficacy and mastery experiences, she shows how confidence is built through practice, one small step at a time. We explore why courage matters more than confidence when you’re starting something new, and how leaning into vulnerability and overcoming fear opens the door to real personal growth. Whether you’re stepping into leadership or chasing a personal dream, this episode is an invitation to give yourself permission to be a beginner and take your next step now.In this episode you’ll discover:Why waiting for confidence holds you backHow self-efficacy and mastery experiences build confidenceWhy courage matters more than confidence when starting something newHow to take action before you feel readyYour takeaways:Confidence develops through experience and practice.Courage is more important than confidence when starting something new.It’s okay to be a beginner and struggle at first.Chapters00:00 The Confidence Conundrum15:07 Taking Action Without Confidence📊 Take the Impact Scorecard: impactreadyquiz.com📩 Join my newsletter: stephsaffer.com🤝 Work with me 1:1: stephsaffer.com/contact-me/

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