Self-esteem

Self-esteem and ego are two opposite poles, but in today's society we see these things all the time. So, the point here is that in some behavioral matters, people understand who has self-esteem and who is more arrogant.

If I tell you what is your best treasure of life? What would you say in response? If you ask me the same question! My answer would be, my best treasure is my self-esteem. A person's higher and stronger sense of self-worth is a much better and better asset than money, education, power. But not that you don't get an education, you don't have a financial income, you just have a sense of self-worth, that's not good at all. You just have to be more discriminating with the help you render toward other people. It is important to have confidence in yourself, to listen carefully to yourself, to have good communication with yourself and above all to respect yourself, to build a beautiful and happy life. You can never develop your best spirit, Unless you respect yourself.

We all want to impress others more or less. We know it shouldn't be, but still we do it. Trying to impress others means that I am not so good, not so worthy, admirable or respectable, these are the things you have to admit by your mind. When self-esteem is low, we want to present ourselves in such a way that others are fascinated and amazed. As if they think this man is so good, worthy, respectable.

But why do we have to prove ourselves to them? If they don't think you're a good person, how good are they? If they can't respect what you do, what you are, why would they be good, respectable to you? Who loves himself, respects himself should not try desperately to impress others.

Own opinion - Yes! Your own opinion is very very important, when you value your own opinion, but when you support the opinion of others out of fear or shame without expressing your own opinion, it proves to yourself and to them, your opinion is not really important.