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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 consists of three elements
Self-esteem consists of three elements: unconditional love, unconditional worth and growth This means a deep, quiet inner security that is not easily shaken under duress or after a disappointing performance. Individuals with healthy self-esteem are humble and recognize all people’s … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Health, Philosophy, Science
Tagged healthy habits, self-esteem, strengths
“They must be what they can be”
Abraham Maslow, the man who proposed Maslow’s hierarchy of needs in his 1943 paper “A Theory of Human Motivation”, said once: “They must be what they can be”. He defined with this statement self-actualizing people. Self-actualization was first coined by … Continue reading
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Tagged Maslow, self-actualization, self-esteem
Esteemful living in Dignity Village
It started as a Tent City founded for homeless people and grew into a permanent neighborhood called Dignity Village. After conducting elections, Dignity Village even has their own administrative and legislative branches of government. The name tells it all: Dignity Village … Continue reading
Posted in Art and Culture, Economy, Environment, Health, Philosophy, Politics
Tagged dignity, Dignity Village, esteemful living, job loss, responsibility, self-esteem, self-respect
Life experience through self-esteem
We encounter many situations in life that go against our wishes and make us uncomfortable. This attitude comes from our desire to be able to control life as much as possible. The less control we have, the less comfortable we feel. … Continue reading
Posted in Philosophy
Tagged Aldous Huxley, attitude, comfortable, control, experience, feeling, life experience, self-esteem
A strong self-esteem dares to ask
Some people think that asking questions is a sign of weakness. This attitude implies that the asking person is weak and and uninformed. This feeling often holds people with a low self-esteem back from asking questions. They fear that their self-esteem will be judged by … Continue reading
Posted in Philosophy
Tagged asking questions, Chinese proverb, curious, fool, knowing, self-esteem, strength, stupid, weakness, willing to learn
With self-esteem pushing your limits
The speed and manner of how we develop ourselves often depends on how courageously we push our own limits. For self-knowledge it’s important to know what we’re capable of doing but also to know our limits. A healthy self-esteem works inside these … Continue reading
Posted in Philosophy
Tagged courageous, own capability, personality, pushing the limits, self-esteem, self-knowledge
Self-esteem and self-respect
It’s so easy to say that a high self-esteem shows that we respect ourselves. But what exactly does self-respect mean? Is there a way to develop self-respect in a healthy way? There’s a simple step we can take to find … Continue reading
Posted in Philosophy
Tagged attitude, deeply touched, life situation, respect, self-esteem, self-respect, unselfish
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
High self-esteem defeats loneliness
When we say that a high self-esteem defeats loneliness we don’t mean that you’ll never be alone. There is an important difference between between being lonely and being alone which is defined by the strength of our self-esteem. We can’t … Continue reading
Posted in Philosophy
Tagged alone, loneliness, lonely, personality, self-esteem, self-knowledge, unique, Wayne Dyer
