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Healthy self-confidence consists of self-worth, self-confidence and self-acceptance. Proud does not mean that we are arrogant or think that we are better than other people, we feel worthy and worthy of respect. In this case, we can let go of egocentrism, because we are not preoccupied with how we are or how to measure ourselves. While we take action toward our goals, they don’t define who we are as human beings. Therefore, our self-esteem is independent of our achievements or what others think of us. Nevertheless, we strive to maximize our potential.
Some ways to raise self-confidence
1. Be Realistic
Instead of comparing yourself to others, focus on doing your best. Also, keep in mind that your best may vary from day to day, depending on factors such as how much you slept the night before, the types of meals you ate, your social interactions, and how much you have to work.
2. Focus on Your Achievements
At the end of the day, take time to review what you can do. Appreciate yourself for the progress you have made and for your trials. Have you ever stepped out of your comfort zone? Taking consistent, healthy risks helps increase your self-confidence, and innovation invigorates you.
3. Look at Yourself Instead of External Circumstances
Stay away from material, outward-looking goals, such as believing that you should have the most expensive house or car. Don’t define yourself by your assets, which can come or go at any time. Who wants to base their self-esteem on such a flimsy foundation? Instead, set a goal that motivates you personally, internally. What is really important to you? What values are close to your heart? Turning to these in life will increase your self-confidence.
4. Be an Active Participant in Your Life
Set your goals and take steps towards achieving your goals regularly and manageable. Strong team work each have a synergistic effect, although you don’t sit waiting for others to act. Think strategically and take action with your own strength.
5. Use Positive Mental Imagery
Imagine that you are successful. Create a clear vision of who and what you want to be and rehearse these images in your mind. While doing this, rehearse being confident. Ask yourself, “What does a person who loves and respects himself do?” ask and try to behave in the way.
6. Focus on Positive Thoughts
Become aware of your habitual thoughts, eliminate negative and sabotaging ones. This does not mean that you ignore the dangers, but you think realistically and optimistically, thinking about how you can cope with setbacks or difficulties. Ask yourself, “What could go wrong?“ instead of saying, “What could go right?” or “What is the best possible outcome?” you can ask. Accept that your thoughts influence your emotions.
7. Be Grateful
Express your gratitude for all the blessings in your life right now. Even if you don’t feel grateful, rehearse your gratitude by writing a daily or weekly gratitude list, thanking the people who helped you or brought love into your life. Know the value of your life as a gift. Although your current situation is not exactly what you want, it still contains blessings. Try to find the light of hope.
8. Do Healthy Self-Care Exercises
Believe that you are worth the time and influence you spend on loving and nurturing yourself, because you have your own unique value as a person above all. Secondly, take care of your health, eat nutritionally, get enough sleep, exercise regularly, and also take time to rest and relax.
9. Meditate
Develop regular (if possible, daily) meditation practice. The most basic form is to sit in a quiet environment with your eyes closed and notice your breathing. When distractions arise, just notice them and quietly return your attention to your breathing. If your mind wanders 100 times during your meditation practice, it just means that you have 100 rehearsal chances to regain your focus. In addition to using your breath as a focal point, you can just sit comfortably or walk, thinking about things that bring peace and happiness at this time October. Your body believes what your mind says. Meditation allows you to direct your thinking towards the good.
10. Meet Your Needs in a Healthy Way
The goal here is to achieve your goal without harming anyone in the process, or ideally while benefiting other people. So instead of being passive (in the sense that you respect other people but don’t respect yourself) or aggressive (in the sense that you respect yourself but don’t respect other people), act assertively, respecting everyone involved. So, first you need to define what you need, and then you need to define what your options are to meet these needs. In doing so, you show yourself and others that you are respectful of everyone.
Not content with getting everything you think you need (most of the time, frankly, this is a godsend), you will have acted in a dignified way, which will further increase your self-esteem.
Positive self-esteem requires practice and perseverance. Using some of the above recommendations on a daily basis, you will go to a deeper feeling of satisfaction with yourself and with life in general.
