SELF-ESTEEM
Self-esteem is a major component in determining success or failure. High self-esteem leads to a happy, gratifying and purposeful life. Unless you perceive yourself as worthwhile, you cannot have high self-esteem. Self-esteem gives you internal drive. Self-esteem is a feeling that comes from the awareness of what is good and from having done good.
High Self-Esteem
· Builds strong conviction.
· Creates willingness to accept responsibility.
· Builds optimistic attitudes.
· Leads to better relationships and fulfilling lives.
· Develops a caring attitude and makes a person more sensitive to others needs.
· Makes a person self-motivated and ambitious.
· Makes a person open to new opportunities and challenges.
· Improves performances and increases risk-taking ability.
· Helps a person give and receive both criticism and compliments tactfully and easily.
Low Self-Esteem
· They are generally gossipmongers.
· They have a critical nature. They criticize.
· They are concerned about egos.
· They are closed minded and self-centered.
· They constantly make excuses.
· They never accept responsibility.
· They have a fatalistic attitude.
· They are jealous by nature.
· They are unwilling to accept positive criticism. They become defensive.
· They are bored and uncomfortable when alone.
· They don’t have genuine friends because they are not genuine themselves.
· They make promises which they know they are not going to keep.
· Their behavior is senseless and erratic.
· They alienate people and tend to be lonely.
· They lack confidence.
· They have negative expectations of themselves and others.
· They are indecisive
· They rebel against authority.
· They are anti-social and may be withdrawn.
· They lack a sense of direction and have an “I don’t care” attitude.
· They show a lack of pride in themselves.
· They are takers, not givers.
A person with high self-esteem may be alone because he prefers solitude, whereas a person with low self-esteem prefers to be alone because he is uncomfortable in groups.
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