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Increase Your Self-Esteem and Increase Success

July 29, 2009 by Anne Bachrach Leave a Comment

Self-esteem is defined as a person’s overall “self-appraisal…their own level of competence, beauty and worth.”  Interestingly, self-esteem can involve a person’s belief system, as well as their emotion.  Self-esteem can be tied in with a person’s desires and belief-obligations, as well as what they feel is their own level of competence.  Emotionally, self-esteem can be affected by feelings of pride and shame as well as joy and despair.  You can tell a lot about a person’s self-esteem in the way they carry themselves.  Body language as well as tone of voice and facial expressions can reveal qualities of assertiveness, shyness, confidence or nervousness.             

 

Many people suffer from low self-esteem as well as other self-limiting beliefs, which pummel them into a state of non-action.  Self-esteem is not limited to one aspect of a person’s body or mind, nor is it all-inclusive.  Some people may hate their physical appearance but still hold their mental prowess to be average to high in ability.  Others may discount their abilities or their worth, even though they enjoy showcasing their body for attention.  Some people may hate every aspect about themselves.  Whatever the case, these personalities are said to have low self-esteem.  Because of these limiting beliefs, people have been known to sabotage their own future by putting forth careless efforts. 

 

What do you have to do to increase your self-esteem so that you can be even more successful – professionally and personally?

Filed Under: Belief, Blog Post, Effective and Efficient Behavior

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