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Self-Esteem & Self Concept

What is Self-Concept? The combination of self-image and self- esteem. It is the way we perceive our whole selves. Self-Image: the way we see ourselves physically. Self-Esteem: the way we think or feel about ourselves. *This can change from moment to moment.

Two Types of Self-Esteem: High Self -Esteem: Feeling positively about yourself, your actions and your future. Low Self-Esteem: Feeling negatively about yourself, your actions and your future.

Take a self-assessment What are some good things about yourself?

Question: What things prevent us from having a positive self-concept or high self-esteem?

Self-Talk 77% Did you know that almost of everything we say and think about OURSELVES is negative?

Our toughest critic is ourselves Our toughest critic is ourselves! Have you ever said or thought the following: I’m so stupid! I can’t do anything right! I shouldn’t even try because I’ll just mess up! I look so ugly today! I’m such a loser! STOP!

The brain will believe what we tell it most! We will become what we tell ourselves we are. Thoughts lead to action. We have to “re-program” what we say to ourselves!

What is self-Confidence? Believing in yourself and your abilities. When you trust yourself to do what’s right no matter what! Take things step-by-step to build self-confidence. Nobody is born with self- confidence. It grows from taking risks and trying new things.

What do YOU do when someone puts you down What do YOU do when someone puts you down? Do you agree that you have a choice in deciding what kinds of message you accept?

What can YOU do when you start putting yourself down or when you start using negative self-talk?

Accept yourself for who you are and recognize your strengths. Forgive yourself for mistakes. Get outside your “comfort zone” and try new things. Start small and don’t give up. Speak up! Let your opinion be heard. Reach out to others and make new friends/improve friendships. Choose friends that help build your self- confidence/self-esteem. Stop giving yourself negative messages and use positive self-talk. Ignore put-downs or labels from others. What are some tips we can use to build Self-Esteem and self-confidence?

More Tips… Stop comparing yourself to others! Learn a new skill. Set and accomplish realistic goals. Be positive. Be assertive. Don’t give up. Building positive self-esteem is not easy. Get healthy (eat right/ exercise/good hygiene, etc.). Take some time for yourself to meditate or relax. Make decisions that help you stick to your values. Remember….nobody is perfect so stop trying to be! Live within your value system.

Even More Tips… Be kind to others. (What goes around comes around.) Remember who you really are and who you want to be. View mistakes as learning opportunities. Recognize what you can change and what you can’t change. Then, learn to accept it. Learn to NOT accept negative messages from others.