The Power of Stories
Self-efficacy is about believing in yourself β about telling yourself a story that you are capable of accomplishing what you set out to do.
When we change the stories we tell ourselves and others, we change too β both as individuals and as a society.
Self-efficacy is about believing in yourself β about telling yourself a story that you are capable of accomplishing what you set out to do.
If you're trying to launder money, running a laundromat is a great way to do so.
Mentally reframing your situation β financial, emotional, or otherwise βΒ is one of the most powerful ways to change your experience.
When you're trying to raise money β an investment for your business or a donation for your cause β you'll need to have a story to tell your audience first.
Changing the stories we tell ourselves is the most powerful way to initiate change.
In storytelling, a common way of creating tension for your audience is to plant a seed by leaving out a key piece of information.