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1. high regard • a high opinion and appreciation of somebody or something • a relationship based on mutual esteem 2. valuation • judgment or estimation of the worth of somebody or something - Encarta English DictionaryRandom Posts
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Esteem for unsung heroes
Unsung heroes are those exceptional citizens who contribute to the community without asking for credit. Each year the Taos News celebrates unsung heroes from Taos, NM by announcing the Citizen of the Year. The newspaper seeks nominations of unheralded Taos citizens who … Continue reading
Posted in Art and Culture, Philosophy
Tagged acknowledgment, betterment of the community, community, exceptional citizens, New Mexico, recognition, Taos, Taos News, thank you, unsung heroes
Esteem gives new hope
It’s easy to give esteem to somebody in a moment of success or happiness. It’s no problem to acknowledge great life moments, positive actions or friendly words. But what about esteem for moments of failure? How can we acknowledge when … Continue reading
Posted in Philosophy
Tagged acknowledgment, encouragement, failure, glory, happiness, hope, motivation, new hope, sad moments, success
Esteem for mistakes
Theodore Roosevelt one said: “The only man who never makes a mistake is the man who never does anything.” When we give esteem to people we acknowledge their efforts, their work. On the other hand we give esteem toward people … Continue reading
Posted in Philosophy
Tagged acknowledgment, effort, encouragement, imperfection, making mistakes, self-esteem, Theodore Roosevelt, work
Self-esteem helps in achieving success
Everybody wants to have success in life. To be able to realize success in our life it’s important to know what success means to us. Success has two sides. One side is the result of success. It’s what we all … Continue reading
Posted in Philosophy
Tagged ability, acknowledgment, recognition, self-esteem, success, talent
By greeting you give esteem
When we think of how we can express esteem in our daily life we can overlook the simplest ways to do it. Smiling at people we meet throughout our day is one simple sign of esteem. Another is to greet … Continue reading
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Tagged acknowledgment, attention, greeting, life-essential, smile, taking notice
Esteem is always you
We could find hundreds of tips on how to express esteem. But truly we have to recognize that it’s always our own expression when we give esteem. It’s our unique personality and our unique way of putting an acknowledgment into words. Receiving … Continue reading
Posted in Philosophy
Tagged acknowledgment, advice, being ourselves, genuine esteem, imitation, personality, smile, unique personality, unique way, unreality
Esteem comes back to you
Voltaire said once: “Esteem is a wonderful thing, It makes what is excellent in others belong to us as well.” Probably you’ve already had the experience that you felt a compliment you gave coming back to you. You almost feel as if you … Continue reading
Posted in Philosophy
Tagged acknowledgment, compliment, fulfillment, happiness, helping mutually, pride
Esteem for the first ever Navajo comedy duo
Navajo comedians James and Ernie are the first ever Navajo comedy duo. Their performances leave audiences laughing and feeling better about their world. According to their website jamesandernie.com they’re poised to break into the national scene after having entertained audiences around … Continue reading
Esteem always encourages
In moments of success and good fortune giving esteem seems to be natural. We’re used to acknowledging a successful action. It’s easy to praise positive moments. But esteem is genuine when it’s also given in life’s difficult moments. When people fail … Continue reading
Posted in Philosophy
Tagged acknowledgment, encouragement, failure, life experience, quote about esteem, sad moments, success
Esteem acts are health-promoting
Frequently we read about the inexplicably positive impact of humor or good mood on our health. German medical researchers of the Society of Palliative Medicine found that feelings of happiness and self-confidence have a positive impact on healing processes and … Continue reading
Posted in Health, Philosophy
Tagged acknowledgment, good mood, happiness, healing, helaht-promoting, humor, inner balance, palliative medicine, positive impact, self-confidence, self-healing strenght
