One Word – Self-Efficacy

In a word, please describe to the world what your life would entail if you took charge of it and did not give that responsibility to others or allow others to dictate how you lived your life?

I’ll go first. 

Self-Efficacy

Psychologically, and initially proposed by Albert Bandura (1997), self-efficacy is defined as a person confidently taking control of their own life and mastering self. Being a self-master or authentic involves engaging oneself in mastery and vicarious experiences. It is also an embroilment of positive verbal persuasion and physiological state. 

Encompassing a high or strong self-efficacy can lead to a successful and fruitful life. Self-efficacy involves you investing in yourself without the input of others. It means jumping into life with both feet, performing, and managing emotions and behaviors. It pertains to completing tasks, whether big or small, easy or complex. While self-efficacy is a human-centered and naturalistic driving force, it is a human power that permits individuals to discern their life outcomes, particularly when attempting to accomplish goals or overcome life hurdles and barriers. With self-efficacy, you learn to live vicariously and exponentially. You impermissibly understand the benefit of life progress on your own terms. You learn from your mistakes and continue moving forward, never forgetting to be authentic and the master of who you really are or yearn to be.

A word to the wise, self-efficacy. No go live, confidently.

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