The Catalans went through a difficult moment at the start of 2015 and there were doubts as to whether head coach Luis Enrique was the right man for the job.
However, they have since embarked on a 10-game winning streak, with Wednesday's 3-1 Copa del Rey win over Villarreal being their latest victory, and Iniesta is keen to make the most of their good run of form.
"I've always been confident about the team’s performances," Iniesta told the official Barcelona website.
"It's true that at the moment the team's playing well and when that happens you have to make the most of it and try to improve."
Iniesta then went on to voice his satisfaction with the midweek first leg semi-final victory, yet insisted that nothing has been decided just yet.
"We made a big effort; it was a shame about conceding a goal. The most important thing is that we're 90 minutes away from the final. We'll have to go to Villarreal and put in a complete performance and be switched on in every sense.
"We know we could have scored more goals, but the chances have to be taken. The result is what it is and we aren't unhappy. The goal was to win and get a good result.
"El Madrigal is a stadium that's demanding. It's a small ground. There's almost a month before the second leg and we have to be happy about the goals."
The return in Vila-Real is scheduled to take place on March 4.
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