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Boosting Self-Esteem
Self-esteem is a benchmark, a cornerstone of your health and integrity. How strong is your cornerstone? Your health and integrity is a reflection of the behaviors and habits that you choose to promote. Did you know there are seven common threads that impact your self-esteem? These golden threads, when upgraded throughout your life, will help you flourish, find happiness and live a more fulfilled life. 1. Physical capabilities: Is your body able to meet your daily physical needs? 2. Social connections: Do you act graciously and invite others to enjoy your company? 3. Self-discipline: Are you able to remain persistent when accomplishing a goal? 4. Financial literacy: Do you understand the laws of prosperity and spend, save and invest wisely? 5. Strengths and talents: Can you identify and use your strengths and special talents? 6. Self-trust: Can you trust your own perceptions about what is safe and what is dangerous? 7. Self-image: Do you feel secure about whom you are and the image you project to the world? Start by answering these seven questions from your heart of hearts. How much positive regard and self-respect do you have? Do you feel loved and respected by others? By asking your self these questions, you too can begin to feel fabulous and flourish even more. These questions can help you identify the areas that may need fine tuning and YES, your self-esteem will get the boost you have been waiting to feel.
Are you the master of your own health, integrity and well-being? How do you know if you are? Remember each time you can rely on yourself, create connections with others and know you are making a difference in the world… your self-esteem becomes stronger and YOU will become more confident. Feeling fabulous and capable is how to live well and feel great each day. It’s simple: success begets success, especially when living consciously. Living a life with integrity is your best roadmap to happiness and boosting your self-esteem!
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Submitted by Jamie on Tue, 08/26/2008 - 15:32.