Your client lacks self-belief in goal-setting. How can you guide them to achieve success?
When you're helping a client who struggles with self-belief, it's essential to understand the root of their doubts. Self-belief, or self-efficacy, plays a pivotal role in setting and achieving goals. It's the confidence in one's ability to execute actions necessary to manage prospective situations. Without it, your client may feel paralyzed in the goal-setting process. Begin by listening empathetically and validating their feelings. This creates a supportive environment where they can start building trust in their capabilities.