On our journey threw life we find many challenges; self-esteem, appearance, relationships, entertainment and yet achieving the best way to serve God threw these activities. Gathering information on how to do our very best for ourselves as well as our families is why we chose to be on this site for the community. In addition to accepting God as our savior and trusting in his word makes for a well rounded life.
Diana Hagee book establishes self-esteem, sharing faith and setting goals. As well as…
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Added by Justine Nupp-Clark on November 16, 2009 at 5:21am —
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On our journey threw life we find many challenges; self-esteem, appearance, relationships, entertainment and yet achieving the best way to serve God threw these activities. Gathering information on how to do our very best for ourselves as well as our families is why we chose to be on this site for the community. In addition to accepting God as our savior and trusting in his word makes for a well rounded life.
Diana Hagee book establishes self-esteem, sharing faith and setting goals. As well as…
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Added by Justine Nupp-Clark on November 16, 2009 at 5:21am —
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What is self-esteem, self-image and self-concept?
Self-esteem is the feelings we have about ourselves.
Self-image is the picture we have of ourselves in our mind.
Self-concept is what we think about ourselves.
The way to improve our success in life is to improve our thoughts, image and feelings. As adults, we have the power to affect those children’s self-esteem, self-image and self-concept.
Yesterday morning when I was in bed, I heard a mother screaming at her child, “You split milk all over…
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Added by AnnaMarie Squailia on August 31, 2009 at 10:12pm —
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Here is a short fun list of ideas to get your partner thinking you're the bees knees [:)]
1. Spend a little time each day asking him about himself. Favourite books as a child, who he admires, his hopes and dreams, what would he change if he ran the country, and so on. It may take a while to get him sharing these thoughts seriously at first ,but gradually he should open up more and more as he trusts your motives and gets used to talking about things he cares about. This is not an interrogation.…
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Added by Lesley Bambridge on August 16, 2009 at 9:56am —
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Are you sometimes overwhelmed by those looming problems and situations, from which there seems to be no visible means of escape?
Somehow, you feel so powerless and hopeless about them that your whole life is affected. There simply is NO way forward... is there?
Here are some tried and trusted ideas that have proved successful in my life and that you might like to try out for yourself:
(You can do this on your own, but it's much better if you can find a friend or two to join in.)
Think of…
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Added by Lesley Bambridge on July 28, 2009 at 10:17am —
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How much of my life has been blighted by feelings of inferiority. I am not alone.
One could make a good argument to support the assertion that the vast majority of humanity is similarly afflicted.
We don't all feel inferiority the same way and to the same degree, but there are certain symptoms which could indicate that someone is a fellow sufferer:
Do you look at a maths problem and find that your mind has gone blindingly, panic-strickenly blank?
Do you continually have to tell others wha…
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Added by Lesley Bambridge on July 11, 2009 at 10:30am —
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How do you know if your child has healthy self-esteem or not?
What is self-esteem?
Self-esteem is the confidence and satisfaction a child has in them-self. In psychology, self-esteem reflects a person's overall self worth. Therefore, the development of a positive self-concept or…
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Added by Michelle Hutchison on June 16, 2009 at 6:30pm —
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In their book, Raising Resilient Children, Robert Brooks and Sam Goldstein write about what makes children resilient. According to Brooks and Goldstein, resilient children have a unique mindset, one characterized by secure self-esteem, empathy, and hopefulness. Similarly, Martin Seligman in The Optimistic Child writes about inherent styles of thinking and how you can help your child develop more resilient and optimistic thoughts. These books surely belong in your library, if not at your b…
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Added by Lynne Kenney on May 14, 2009 at 8:00am —
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“I AM” Affirmations
for Self-Esteem
By Dr. Marilyn Powers and Steve Viglione
QUOTE OF THE MONTH:
One little girl read
The I AM! Affirmation Book and said;
“You mean I am important? The other kids make fun of me because I am poor. But now I can show them my I AM! book and tell them that I matter too!”
AFFIRMATION OF THE MONTH:
An affirmation is a true statement, and the truth is that you are a loving intelligent caring being full of potential and…
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Added by Marilyn Powers on April 26, 2009 at 8:09pm —
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Wow, first I owe everyone a huge apology for being out of touch for so long. I recently joined Carrie Wilkerson's Barefoot Mastermind group, and it has inspired so many exciting ideas and changes in my business, that both me, and my assistant/business manager, have been bouncing off the walls. It's just been crazy-busy. But I am loving it!
If you've ever worked with a mentor, coach, or mastermind group you know the value in it. Not only do you get to meet, and hang out with, an incredible group…
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Added by Viki Stanley-Hutchison on March 14, 2009 at 8:04am —
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The other day, I was reflecting on my week (as I usually do) and I got a little nervous. I asked my husband am I becoming boring? Confused with my question and concerned where this is leading he asked, “Huh”? I repeated the question. I told him I was concerned that I am no longer the fun and spontaneous women anymore and that is a problem for me. He reassured me that I wasn’t boring, but I’m not has crazy and spontaneous as I used to be. Now I’m really concerned.
I remember prior to being engag…
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Added by Felicia Pratt Ellis on December 22, 2008 at 9:57am —
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10 Tips to Raise Your Confidence Level
1. Act with Integrity - Strive to always do the right
thing, not the easy thing. Try to make right decisions and
take right actions from the very beginning. But if you make
a mistake, and we all do, admit it, apologize if necessary,
learn from it and allow yourself to move on. By acting
with integrity you strengthen your reputation with yourself
and others. This allows them to respect you, and enables
you to deepen your respect for yourself.
2. Polish and…
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Added by Viki Stanley-Hutchison on December 12, 2008 at 6:59am —
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Busy times around here this week. Many hours spent on the phone with my eldest, who is having major relational crisis with her (live-in) boyfriend. They're working it out. Meantime, she's passed her professional licensing exams, and will be a practicing massage therapist in the new year. YAY!
My youngest has decided to
forego fashion for warmth -- a development I was fearing would only happe…
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Added by Ilonalive on November 21, 2008 at 4:53am —
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Becoming the Woman God Created You to Be
Self-esteem, Self-image and Self-concept
FOUR ways to a man's heart (not including sex)
Does your child have a healthy Self-Esteem?
Is Your Child Resilient?
I AM! Affirmations
You are Top Quality!
Am I Becoming "That Woman"?
Busy times around here this week. Many hours spent on the phone with my eldest, who is having major …
