Those who do not dare to try, even if they have extraordinary talent, will be unable to perform due to a lack of confidence, which stems from a deficiency in self-efficacy. Because when people's ability levels are similar, what often determines their actual performance and whether they take action is their confidence in their own abilities rather than the abilities themselves. Individuals with high self-efficacy are brave enough to face challenges, persist longer in the face of difficulties, and bring out their best state, while those with low self-efficacy, even if they have potential, are easily inclined to avoid challenges and give up too early, limiting the display of their abilities. Therefore, cultivating a positive belief in one's abilities is the key bridge that transforms talent into achievement; without this bridge, talent can only be buried.