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How to build self-esteem

How to build self-esteem

If you are struggeling with low self-esteemthere are things that you can do to help improve how you feel about yourself. Some of these strategies include:

  1. Notice your thoughts
  2. Forgive yourself
  3. Pratice self-acceptence
  4. Value yourself

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