Theresa Francis-Cheung

  • krstlannhas quoted10 months ago
    Improving your self-esteem isn’t about becoming selfish, loud, competitive and arrogant. It’s about taking care of yourself so that you have the strength and energy to help and give to others when appropriate.
  • Blagoje Mirosavljevichas quoted13 days ago
    The problem with self-esteem based on temporary externals is that you only feel good about yourself when things are going well, but when things don’t go so well, you lose your self-esteem.

    To prevent this, self-esteem needs to be grounded firmly in self-acceptance. The concept of self-acceptance is based on the knowledge that we are all fallible human beings, we all make mistakes and nobody is perfect. So although you would like to be 100 per cent perfect all the time, the important thing is to learn to accept that sometimes you will be wrong and you are fallible.
  • Ramisha Komalhas quoted3 months ago
    Whatever the cause, when self-esteem is low, the world you live in is a frightening and unpredictable one because you are always dependent on the whims of others or the turn of events. If you can compare your life to a car, when self-esteem is low you are not in the driving seat. Other people or events are steering the wheel, while you crouch in the back wondering where they will take you next. That’s exactly what low self-esteem does to your life. You are alive, but you aren’t really living.
  • Ramisha Komalhas quoted3 months ago
    Self-esteem without self-acceptance sets you up for disappointments, stress and unhappiness when misfortune arises and self-esteem is attacked. You need to learn to accept yourself, warts and all. One advantage of this is that it becomes easier to accept others and their fallibilities.
  • Mariem Mlhas quotedlast year
    the morning it’s another day in paradise
  • Sebastian Richworthhas quotedlast year
    If you have low-self esteem you aren’t being yourself, because you fear what others might think.
  • Sebastian Richworthhas quotedlast year
    we are all fallible human beings, we all make mistakes and nobody is perfect. So although you would like to be 100 per cent perfect all the time, the important thing is to learn to accept that sometimes you will be wrong and you are fallible.
  • Sebastian Richworthhas quotedlast year
    HAT ABOUT THE MEEK INHERITING THE EARTH AND ALL THAT?
    Many of us misunderstand religious doctrines about forgiveness, obedience and humil

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  • maicaociohas quotedlast year
    It’s about being yourself, and knowing that within you lies the power to create all that you want in life.
  • maicaociohas quotedlast year
    servile, submissive, passive or overbearing and a little needy.
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