How to Manage Belief Perseverance
The only way to somehow manage belief perseverance is to become aware of it.
The next step is to increase your self-awareness about your beliefs and where they come from. If you want to increase your self-awareness and challenge your beliefs about yourself and others, ask yourself these five questions:
- What beliefs do I have about myself and my abilities?
- What assumptions do I hold about other people?
- Where did these beliefs come from?
- Are the beliefs I hold about myself and others accurate?
- What experiences have I had that counter these beliefs?
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