6 steps to triple your social confidence and meet new peopleAdrian Nqld Cahill
6 Steps to triple your social confidence and meet new people. Do we need to say any more? Learn a simple 6 step process to dramatically and naturally become a more sociable person.
This is like, how to win friends and influence people in 2015.
Meet men, meet women, make friends everywhere and enjoy the process. You can do this.
A reflection and farewell slideshow I created. I presented this to the team the day after our last game before we all head off to new chapters in life.
Caterpillar to Butterfly Self-Coaching Session 1Brenda Silveira
This slide presentation on self-awareness goes hand in hand with The Caterpillar to Butterfly Self-Esteem Workbook which can be purchased on my website www.imconfident .com
6 steps to triple your social confidence and meet new peopleAdrian Nqld Cahill
6 Steps to triple your social confidence and meet new people. Do we need to say any more? Learn a simple 6 step process to dramatically and naturally become a more sociable person.
This is like, how to win friends and influence people in 2015.
Meet men, meet women, make friends everywhere and enjoy the process. You can do this.
A reflection and farewell slideshow I created. I presented this to the team the day after our last game before we all head off to new chapters in life.
Caterpillar to Butterfly Self-Coaching Session 1Brenda Silveira
This slide presentation on self-awareness goes hand in hand with The Caterpillar to Butterfly Self-Esteem Workbook which can be purchased on my website www.imconfident .com
This workshop will engage practitioners, educators, and researchers in exploring regional differences in adolescent romantic relationship characteristics, youth reflections on what they would like from programs including instruction on romantic relationships, and developmental neuroscience principles that can be used to help strengthen the application of relationships content in sexual health programming. Addressing romantic relationships embodies an adolescent development approach that is more holistic than focusing only on preventing sexually transmitted disease or pregnancy. Participants will have an opportunity for practical application by designing innovative strategies that can be incorporated into their programs.
This is a presentation I give for kids ages k-5. My presentation begins with the children\'s book "Shapesville" which is a story of a small town where five friends of various shapes, sizes, colors, and talents honor what makes each of them unique. My presentation is designed to discuss the topics of diversity and self-esteem. The goal of this presentation is to assist kids in understanding that we have all been uniquely designed and it\'s those differences that make each of us beautiful in our own way.
This workshop will engage practitioners, educators, and researchers in exploring regional differences in adolescent romantic relationship characteristics, youth reflections on what they would like from programs including instruction on romantic relationships, and developmental neuroscience principles that can be used to help strengthen the application of relationships content in sexual health programming. Addressing romantic relationships embodies an adolescent development approach that is more holistic than focusing only on preventing sexually transmitted disease or pregnancy. Participants will have an opportunity for practical application by designing innovative strategies that can be incorporated into their programs.
This is a presentation I give for kids ages k-5. My presentation begins with the children\'s book "Shapesville" which is a story of a small town where five friends of various shapes, sizes, colors, and talents honor what makes each of them unique. My presentation is designed to discuss the topics of diversity and self-esteem. The goal of this presentation is to assist kids in understanding that we have all been uniquely designed and it\'s those differences that make each of us beautiful in our own way.
5/6: This workshop deals with Self-Esteem and its relationship to stress. What is Self-Esteem?. How to build self-esteem. How to recognise and express feelings. The effect Confidence, attitude, self-talk and optimism on self esteem and stress. This fully interactive workshop contains many exercises to explore self-esteem, confidence and feelings
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Health & Wellness Themes of the Month are focused on raising awareness about important health topics. The different dimensions of health play a key role in how we thrive and succeed not only in our personal lives, but within our job and career. These themes help create a healthy balance between those dimensions and foster healthy conversation as an organization about how we can improve our quality of life from one day to the next. When we are aware of these dimensions, we can assist in raising awareness to those we serve in helping them to improve their own quality of life. A few topics we cover include: Connecting with nature, STEPtember, diabetes, hydration, de-cluttering and organizing your life, and of course having fun, just to name a few.
1. Can Wearing Red Shoes Affect Your Self-Esteem?
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Self-esteem is very well understood now-a-days as far as its definition is concerned it is to improve
one's knowledge, success rate, social and emotional life, and strive for the next level of achievement
continuously. Ones overall evaluations of successes and failures become self-esteem in total. William
James famous formula: successes by aspirations equals to self-esteem.
Have you ever thought the color of your shoes making you feel embarrassed/ low in self-esteem or
color of your car is a constant pain in your head! Have you ever experiences that you had to leave
something of your choice and need just because of its color! Have you ever noticed things you like
increase your confidence and pride! Have you ever thought your self-esteem is damaged due to little
unhappy events in life!
Our life is full of little and big events that ultimately affect our self-esteem. In this article I
intentionally focus on the little and meaningless things that sometimes prove a strong predictor of
our self-esteem. Changing our habits (here spending) may give us the tremendous amount of
satisfaction and dignity. Women, who ignore their needs, feel depressed and unworthy. They must
spend some pennies on their favorite items to preserve their self-esteem. Similarly men must spend
some pennies on their favorite stuff. The more we spend on our liked stuff, the better our self-esteem
2. would be.
In the same manner, the more we spend time with our favorite people, the more refresh we will be.
The more we do something we like, the higher our self-esteem would be.
To preserve our self-esteem, it is also very important to leave something we do not like. If someone
is doing something to make his/her fellow happy, it should not be the routine. Otherwise things will
become problematic in the end. Things we like to do increase our interest and are good for our
mental and physical health. Things we do under any compulsion basically damage our brain cells
silently. So it is very important to leave them in good time and select something of our true nature.
Many things in our life create an imbalance between what we expect and what we have. Many times
we ignore their presence and keep going on with our life style. For example, wearing red shoes
could be a self-esteem problem for someone. Listening unwanted tunes could create the emotional
imbalance for us. Wearing bright colors can make some women less confident. Or some rely on good
perfumes to feel good self-esteem. Some rely on good shoes; some on good watches; some on good
mobiles; some on cosmetics; some on jewelry; some on dresses; some on special brands; some on
followers; some on pets; some on cars and some on laptops.
Every one of us keep some obsession of things and in my point of view, we need to fulfill our
obsession as early as possible within our limited resources. For most of the time, we ignore them
that we need to feel better. We ignore our personality traits and put them behind other choices.
Otherwise such modifications in life will pay us in the form of high self-esteem with little or no effort
at all.
Here I want to make it clear that my emphasis is not on luxury items rather items of our choice
3. within our range. At the same time, items we do not like and we keep on using them also create
problems for us. So we need to improve our self understanding to boost our self-esteem by keeping
items of our choice and by getting rid of items of not our choice. In this way we can achieve a few
high levels of self-esteem and feel better day by day.
On the opposite side, we think of people who depend on branded items and think their self-esteem
totally depends on that. For such mindsets, things are never enough and self-esteem is always in
trouble. We as human beings must try to rely on positive and worthy traits to boost our self-esteem.
Our dignity must find a good and positive way to flourish. If we rely totally on worldly items, brands,
and luxuries to feel good, then we are at high risk of negative and low self-esteem. Simple life,
simple choices, and simple living remain always a pride of highly esteemed people. We need to focus
on moral obligations and high morals to maintain a high level of self-esteem instead of relying upon
worldly things only.
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Author's Bio:
Mona Aeysha, PhD, is an Educational and Developmental Psychologist, have been working as a
Teacher and Researcher in several institutes of Pakistan and Cambodia. Her major areas of interest
are: self -esteem, self-concept, conceptual psychology, belief psychology, self psychology,
preferential psychology, cultural psychology and women psychology.
You are always welcome to contact her via email if you have any query in this regard.
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Dr Mona