The goals of the book:
- Recognize personal values.
- Apply techniques enforcing personal strengths.
- Enforce positive feelings about self.
- Acknowledge self-destructive habits.
- Learn strategies to banish self-defeating habits.
- Bring self-esteem in line with actions.
- Develop confidence through positive attitude.
- Learn to think and feel positively about self.
- Bring mindfulness into self-esteem.
- Learn techniques to change thinking errors.
- Understand how acceptance and compassion improve self-esteem.
Solid self-esteem is not tangible but is something that people need to smoothly move through life and do it with joy. Self-esteem is a core psychological asset allowing the utilization of skills and potential. It is a personal concept of values, feelings and actions. The good thing about self-esteem is that nobody is born with low or high esteem. Almost anyone can build a solid self-esteem.
Through life experience, people learn to think and feel someway about themselves. In self-reflection, they assess behaviour, feelings and compare them with their values. Self-esteem evolves from moment to moment by valuations and actions. The problems with self-esteem rise from what people validate and believe. Based on their beliefs, they compare themselves, and when they aren't the person they wish to be, their self-esteem goes down. To have a solid self-esteem, people have to assess personal actions in harmony with their values.
Whether someone has solid self-esteem depends on whether they live their values, whatever these values might be. When a self-esteem concept is built upon good values, people are able to grow good feelings towards themselves. Along with good values, mindfully developed self-esteem aids to remove underlined fears and conflicts. Solid self-esteem works as psychological immunity. It protects an individual's strengths and allows personal adequacy.
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