Self-Esteem

<p>Others with a strong sense of self-worth exhibit moral behaviour even in the presence of morally corrupt others. Individuals who possess a strong sense of self can exercise their discernment on moral principles thereby abstaining from conforming to the behaviours of others. Self-esteem is influenced by the manner in which you were treated during your childhood. Receiving encouragement and praise from your family as an adult has a greater likelihood of maintaining your self-esteem at a high level throughout maturity. Nevertheless certain individuals may initially possess elevated levels of self-esteem during maturity only to experience a decline in self-esteem as a result of specific causes.</p><p><br></p><p>Cultivate your self-assurance at present to ensure that you possess such self-assurance during critical moments. Proactively cultivate your self-confidence rather than waiting for periods of stress and anxiety to do so. Cultivating robust self-assurance is akin to cultivating well-built muscles; it needs effort and time. Commencing promptly will expedite your development of strength.</p><p><br></p><p>Mastering the skill of using your hands is the objective of this guide and it will provide you with the necessary assistance to do it.</p><p>The author of this workbook has experienced both approaches: passively waiting for change to occur and actively taking the initiative to bring about a positive transformation. Based on her profound and intimate expertise she can provide you with precise information about the one that yielded results.</p><p><br></p>