Self-acceptance is not about accepting your failures and carrying on exactly as before. It is about taking responsibility for your actions, accepting what is and isn't possible to change, then developing a plan to improve things.

Self-acceptance is also about accepting your strengths. When you can identify your strengths, you can leverage that to get better results.

Self-management is about holding yourself accountable and ensuring you manage your time and resources effectively. Poor self-management leads to stress and burnout.

• Make time for self-development as part of good self-management. It ensures that you focus on the important tasks without distraction.
• Self-awareness. You need to know what habits you have so you can replace unhelpful habits with more desirable ones.
• Controlling your impulses - when you want to react instead of respond.
• Reflection is essential to keep you in tune with your priorities and values and identify opportunities for growth.

Self-growth is about striving to improve yourself and develop a sense of accountability and responsibility for the right things.

Self-growth requires passion and a sense of curiosity, always asking questions, and learning about your industry and yourself. Another essential part of self-growth is learning how to embrace failure and seeing it as a learning opportunity.