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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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Self-esteem and beauty
Self-esteem tends to beautify us and our life. We can confirm this statement when we picture those people who have a strong self-esteem. Don’t they smile often and always seem to be happy? These are the people we like to … Continue reading
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Tagged attraction, beautiful, beauty, calmness, empathy, emptiness, mellow beauty, patience, self-esteem, serenity
Can we change other people?
We don’t change other people, people change themselves. But a healthy self-esteem can be a positive example to encourage others to make their own changes. Having a high self-esteem means that we are self-confident in what we are and what we do in a healthy … Continue reading
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Tagged attitude, calmness, change, encouragement, failure, life change, life situation, life wisdom, overestimate, positive change, positive example, self-confident, self-esteem, self-understanding, success
Esteem means clearing out our minds
When we integrate esteem in our life we experience an inner calmness which we also call serenity. To be able to reach serenity we need to clear out our minds. In fact it’s like clearing out our homes from clutter. … Continue reading
Self-esteem and rankings
It seems like today there is no area of life free of competition, rankings or ratings. Whether it’s sports, art, education, a job or even a family gathering. At this time of the year, one of the best examples of … Continue reading
Posted in Art and Culture, Economy, Education, Philosophy, Politics, Science, Sports
Tagged American Idol, calmness, comparison, judgment, personality, ranking, self-confidence, self-esteem, self-knowledge, serenity, skillful
Self-esteem and shyness
Some people believe that being shy is a sign of low self-esteem. But what does shyness really mean and what leads a person toward a high self-esteem? Being shy can be a reaction to being hurt or humiliated. It can be used as a … Continue reading
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Tagged calmness, character, communicative, empathy, extroverted, introverted, observant, outgoing, pain, patience, self-esteem, shyness
Self-esteem for nurses
The nursing profession has much to offer those who pursue it as a career. Often it’s just the satisfaction of helping and serving in a position vital to a community. The demands of the job are many and varied. Patience, understanding, calmness, … Continue reading
Posted in Economy, Philosophy
Tagged calmness, empathy, friendliness, medical knowledge, nurse, patience, precious work, profession, satisfaction, self-esteem, skills, social contacts, understanding, uplifting
Self-esteem and self-handicapping
The word “self-handicapping” was first used in psychological studies 30 years ago. It describes a certain attitude of how people handle failures. Self-handicapping is about cheating ourselves. When facing failure people can make all kinds of excuses without acknowledging that they … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Philosophy
Tagged acknowledge, attitude, calmness, failure, psychology, self-confidence, self-esteem, self-handicapping, self-knowledge, success
Esteem doesn’t delight in the wrong
It’s safe to say that nobody with ethical feelings can really delight in injustice. Too often people don’t experience esteem in their lives. As long as we have to fight in order to get esteem we will experience over and over that … Continue reading
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Tagged calmness, delight, injustice, life experience, reward, understanding
Esteem is freeing
Positive thoughts and positive words create an overall positive atmosphere. We express esteem through positive words and actions otherwise it wouldn’t be genuine esteem. When we dedicate ourselves toward thinking positively we also free ourselves from anxiety. Living esteem has an … Continue reading
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Tagged awareness, calmness, freeing, patience, understanding, worked up
