Going Beyond Growth Mindset with Self-Efficacy | Lisa Zeeveld | TEDxAlpharettaWomen
Your past does not determine your future. In this talk, Lisa shares the tools and methodology of how self-efficacy is the cornerstone to creating the life you have always wanted. Self-efficacy helps put action to determination, motivation, and confidence. Lisa Zeeveld is passionate about people and numbers. She is a goal-driven, enthusiastic life-long learner, avid reader, history junkie, and architecture geek. She is the COO and original culture cultivator of BELAY, the leading virtual staffing solutions company, and the Co-Host of the One Next Step podcast. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx
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Yo, Off Top, I love the energy put out I ate the fruits of the words.
I'm a fellow redhead and thought Lisa shared really great ideas for growth! I recently shared a video about using good questions to expand our growth.
Self efficasy does not mean what she says exactly. She is portraying the word to audience in terms of her own personal interpretation. Self efficacy simply means ' an individuals OWN psychological ability to produce a sense of happiness/ satisfaction when completing a task/ goal/ achievement. Thus it leads to want/ need for more action that may lead to success
@looli1327
7 ай бұрын
Self-efficacy refers to "an individual's belief in his or her capacity to execute behaviors necessary to produce specific performance attainments." (Bandura, 1977, 1986, 1997 via American Psychological Association).
These ted talk always talking about their lives instead of focusing on the topic
This woman is awkward. Her tone of voice is sketchy when talking personal things..tries to hard to be genuine 🤔
Thank you Lisa. You speak true for many people, I get you. There was nothing in your “talk” which was not relatable.
4:28 this was debunked a long time ago, the folks who came up with that figure never agreed with using it like this even from the start. Another statistic which proves my point shows woman Over 80 percent of purchases and purchase influence are made by women, so they spend MORE, but make.. less? this is the madness that happens when you explore ideas that aren't thought through and are intended to not be examined past the surface. This is disappointing when you consider that her having come from a trailer park is the ACTUALLY impressive part. It also disappoints me to see her so happy about the vice.
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I would not recommend this video to anyone, I don't see any quality in it, but I'm happy for those people who learned something from it. I found her very cringe, not natural, not interesting, not self aware, disconnected, dull, not accurate to the topic, and having an off-putting timbre and tone.
@TheGreenTaco999
10 ай бұрын
I agree with pretty much everything u said expect for the "self aware" part which I don't understand. You talking about when she's talking about how she enjoys vice and calling herself "powerful" 12:31
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Oh no she had red hair and used clothes. The struggle is so hard…. This lady really believes her life was hard. How did she survive such hardships… eyeroll
This sounds so materialistic and a little bit out of touch with reality. I mean, it's amazing that she achieved her goals, but she seems too focused on brands, luxury items, and such. I didn't find a lot of depth here other than "Look at me, I wear designer clothing and have a family, you can do it too".