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4. Trust your values, not your emotions.

Do the right thing, even when it’s hard.

We admire people who are able to put aside their feelings and emotions (fear, discomfort, popularity) and choose their values instead.

This is the source of our admiration for our heroes and it’s also the source of our esteem for ourselves.

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4 Simple Ways to Improve Your Self-Esteem

You earn self-esteem with consistent action — by regularly doing things you can be proud of.

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1. Don’t make promises to yourself that you can’t keep.

A common trait among people with low self-esteem is that they over promise and underdeliver on their personal goals.

By setting an unrealistic goal for yourself, you’re increasing the odds that you fail and then subsequently feel badly about yourself — which only reinforces your already low...

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It’s good to listen to your emotions. But to trust them unthinkingly is a recipe for unhappiness and low self-esteem.

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2. Ask for help when you need it, not because you want it.

Now, there’s nothing necessarily wrong with asking for help. In fact, the ability to ask for help when you really need it is a powerful skill that more people should have instead of trying to lone-wolf every problem they encounter.

Resist the urge to immediately ask for help. Make sure you’...

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Self-esteem is your reputation with yourself.

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3. Stop having conversations with unproductive thoughts.

When a painful thought or memory pops into mind, it’s tempting to start engaging with it — to have a conversation with it that leads to dozens if not hundreds of similarly negative thoughts.

Healthy self-esteem depends on your ability to manage your attention well. And a big part of that me...

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Your values, on the other hand, are far more trustworthy.

Trusting your value of courage is much more likely to lead to healthy self-esteem than impulsively trusting your feeling of anxiety.

Trusting your value of compassion is much more likely to lead to healthy self-esteem than blindly following your anger.

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