Showing posts with label self-growth. Show all posts
Showing posts with label self-growth. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 2, 2013

Building Self Worth Daily

Self-respect is essentially having regard for yourself. It means that you caring about yourself adequately enough to arrive at healthy selections. Many individuals are taught that loving yourself is selfish; however this is a self-contradictory thought to having self-regard. In order to hold self-esteem, you are required to love yourself. This likewise means behaving in some respects that show that you are loving towards yourself and boosts other people to treat you with love and respect. It seems like common sense and that everyone ought to know how to love themselves, however some of the time we acquire unhealthy behaviors.

Make sure to remember that modifying your behavior is an all-important step to improving self-regard. If you wish respect, you need to communicate to other people that you are suitable; to receive respect. You need to take responsibility to your own level of self-respect. Faulting other people for the past will not get you the self-respect you wish for in the present. Concentrate on what you want, be aware of your self-talk, be prepared to make the essential changes and treat yourself with respect.

Understand that comprehending conduct may be the window to change. Once we distinguish the link between our thoughts and feelings and our triggers, we stand a chance in changing our behavior. Our behavior is a manifestation of our thoughts and feelings. From time to time, there may be gaps between what we believe, how we feel and how we behave. This contradiction may lead to conflict, stress or tension, poor decision-making or judgment.

As well, make the habit of discovering your errors. Not only will this help to admit what you've done, but it will give you a more confident outlook on life and form you to be more charismatic. Don't make errors on purpose because you love making them. As an alternative, look at them like a graduation party. You're celebrating the fact that you have matured above your faults and will not be returning to them any time soon.

Tuesday, March 5, 2013

Self-Growth and Limiting Beliefs

By Kristina Von Rosenvinge

Self-Growth is held back by our limiting beliefs. Most of the time we are not even aware that we are limiting ourselves because at the time what we say to ourselves seems to make a lot of sense. We apply words to these beliefs and they become our reality about ourselves and our life. It is only when we become self-aware that there are other ways of seeing situations that we continue to grow.

One of my favorite quotes is by the poet ee cummings "It takes courage to grow into who you really are". I am convinced that we always know when we are not living into who we really are. There is inside us a nagging voice that encourages us to grow.

When we challenge our limiting beliefs by disciplining ourselves to make changes we grow out of our familiar comfort zone. Here is an example of a man and his wife who both challenged limiting beliefs. Howard was a hard capable worker but not very engaged with his wife and children. She had for a long time made excuses to the children that their father and to herself that he was a very busy man. After some years went by she admitted to herself that she did not like being married and feeling like a single mom. She told Howard that she could not continue to live like that and if he wanted to be with her and the children he had to make some changes. This scared Howard and challenged his belief that because he worked hard he deserved to be left alone when he came home.

When Howard thought about his life he realized that his wife was right and admitted that he had begun to unwind by drinking too much.

As long as Howard and his wife did not challenge the status quo they were held back by their limiting beliefs. Self-growth begun when the balance was challenged with the result of introducing change.

Limiting beliefs hold us back from self-growth. It is by challenging our beliefs and introducing change that we put ourselves on the path of discovering who we are capable of becoming.

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