Head held high - How to revamp your sense of self esteem

 Head held high


How to revamp your sense of self esteem


Self esteem is the immune system to your consciousness.

There is no getting around it, your sense of self worth is critical in you having a solid base of confidence

It is a fundamental need

A possession that over time pays huge dividends

Focus on action 

Life is a series of self generated action 

An individual's actions are what determine his level of self esteem.

Action in the world is a reflection of action within the individuals mind

All actions are embodiment of your consciousness - involving choices

Acceptance

If you are not at peace with yourself you will never have an elevated sense of esteem.

This doesn't mean you be complacent

Refuse to be in an adversarial relationship with your self

Actively pursue to better your weaker areas

Effort everyday compounds with time

Responsibility

Take control over your existence

You alone are responsible for your well being

Being responsible is a manifestation of your journey toward self esteem

Be responsible about your

➼ Choices

➼ Language

➼ Action

➼ Thoughts

➼ Emotions 

➼ Time

➼ Attention


Purpose

Living with purpose is embracing productivity

It is a link in the chain that binds you to higher self esteem

Purposeful men and women do not pass on burden of effort to others

Accomplishments build competence

Repeated evidence of competence gives confidence

Integrity

It is an amalgamation of your 

➼ Ideals

➼ Conviction

➼ Standards

➼ Beliefs

➼ Values

Integrity is an issue for those who compromise on their values

Only practice of integrity can heal wounded self esteem

Losing face in your own eyes is an early grave ride

Conscious living

Consciousness is the highest manifestation of life

Living consciously is being aware of your environment and self 100% 

Your mind is your primary tool for survival

If you betray it your self esteem suffers

Live mindfully to live confidently


Location: New York, NY, USA

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