5. Stop Comparing Yourself To Others
Comparing yourself to others can no doubt lower your self-esteem. It gives you the feeling that someone else is better than you. Believe you are unique in your way, just like everyone else is.
Be yourself; everyone else is taken- thus goes the saying.
Be proud of who you are, and always look out for the opportunity to improve yourself. Envying other people’s lifestyles will make you grow bitter.
Not only that, it will lower your self-esteem. If you ever feel the urge to be envious of others, remember your strengths and achievements.
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