Some good advice on goals and improvement
https://getpocket.com/explore/item/8-rules-to-do-everything-better?utm_source=pocket-newtab
Every time I open a browser window, I get links to articles. They are better than click bait; obviously the program has figured out what I like, history, literature, and evidence-based self-help. This article popped up and I agree with it, although in #5 we read:
In Stanford researcher BJ Fogg’s behavior model, whether someone takes action depends on both their motivation and their ability to complete a given task.
Actually, that should read, I think, "their belief in their ability to complete a given task (perhaps in addition to the ability). In other words, their self-efficacy, as Alfred Bandura has researched We can have the ability, but if we do not believe it or recognize it, we will not attempt or succeed. Self-efficacy is more specific than the global self-confidence; self-efficacy connects to specific tasks.
Every time I open a browser window, I get links to articles. They are better than click bait; obviously the program has figured out what I like, history, literature, and evidence-based self-help. This article popped up and I agree with it, although in #5 we read:
In Stanford researcher BJ Fogg’s behavior model, whether someone takes action depends on both their motivation and their ability to complete a given task.
Actually, that should read, I think, "their belief in their ability to complete a given task (perhaps in addition to the ability). In other words, their self-efficacy, as Alfred Bandura has researched We can have the ability, but if we do not believe it or recognize it, we will not attempt or succeed. Self-efficacy is more specific than the global self-confidence; self-efficacy connects to specific tasks.
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