HOW 
TO 
TRANSFORM 
YOUR 
SELF-­‐WORTH 
With 
10 
simple 
steps
Transform 
your 
self-­‐worth 
in 
10 
steps 
• Change 
your 
attitude 
about 
yourself 
• Do 
a 
self-­‐analysis 
• Stop 
putting 
conditions 
on 
yourself 
• Make 
yourself 
count 
• Value 
yourself 
above 
materialism 
• Value 
your 
time 
• Follow 
through 
• Live 
for 
the 
present 
• Deal 
with 
your 
challenges 
• Stop 
being 
a 
people 
pleaser
I am a single mom of one. I am a part-time entrepreneur, 
author, instructor and coach. I also work full-time in Corporate 
America. I have studied personal development techniques for 
over 10 years via courses and books.
Self-­‐worth: 
According 
to 
Merriam 
– 
Webster: 
: 
a 
feeling 
that 
you 
are 
a 
good 
person 
who 
deserves 
to 
be 
treated 
with 
respect 
According 
to 
yourdictionary.com: 
:Self 
worth 
is 
the 
opinion 
you 
have 
about 
yourself 
and 
the 
value 
you 
place 
on 
yourself.
STEP 
1: 
Do 
a 
self-­‐analysis 
1. What 
are 
my 
natural 
talents? 
Name 
at 
least 
five. 
2. What 
are 
my 
skills? 
3. What 
experiences 
have 
I 
had? 
How 
have 
I 
grown 
or 
overcame 
them?
STEP 
2: 
Change 
your 
attitude 
about 
yourself 
• Stop 
down 
playing 
your 
accomplishments 
for 
others 
• It’s 
okay 
to 
toot 
your 
own 
horn 
• Celebrate 
your 
God 
given 
talents 
and 
abilities
STEP 
3: 
Stop 
putting 
conditions 
on 
yourself 
• I 
am 
valuable 
by 
my 
family 
standards 
• I 
am 
valuable 
by 
my 
significant 
other 
standards 
• I 
am 
valuable 
by 
society’s 
standard
STEP 
4: 
Deal 
with 
your 
challenges 
• Don’t 
get 
stuck 
in 
negative 
feelings 
• Focus 
your 
energy 
on 
the 
solution 
and 
not 
the 
problem 
• Know 
that 
does 
not 
impact 
your 
worth
STEP 
5: 
Stop 
being 
a 
people 
pleaser 
• What 
do 
I 
want? 
• Everybody 
is 
not 
going 
to 
be 
happy 
with 
your 
decision
STEP 
6: 
Value 
your 
time 
• Stop 
giving 
away 
your 
time 
for 
free 
• Earn 
what 
you 
are 
worth 
• Expect 
good 
compensation 
for 
your 
time
STEP 
7: 
Make 
yourself 
count 
• Be 
careful 
what 
you 
say 
to 
yourself 
• Monitor 
your 
thoughts 
• Ask 
yourself 
first
STEP 
8: 
Value 
yourself 
above 
materialism 
• Tangible 
items 
do 
not 
determine 
your 
self-­‐worth 
• Your 
career 
or 
job 
title 
does 
not 
determine 
your 
self-­‐worth 
• Your 
salary 
does 
not 
determine 
your 
self-­‐worth
STEP 
9: 
Follow 
through 
• Stay 
Focused 
• Keep 
reminding 
yourself 
why 
you 
are 
valuable 
• Disregard 
the 
naysayers
STEP 
10: 
Live 
for 
the 
present 
• Use 
the 
past 
as 
a 
lesson 
learned 
not 
to 
live 
there 
• Review 
your 
achievements 
• Compete 
with 
yourself
Our 
Deepest 
Fear 
Our 
deepest 
fear 
is 
not 
that 
we 
are 
inadequate. 
Our 
deepest 
fear 
is 
that 
we 
are 
powerful 
beyond 
measure. 
It 
is 
our 
light, 
not 
our 
darkness, 
that 
most 
frightens 
us. 
We 
ask 
ourselves, 
Who 
am 
I 
to 
be 
brilliant, 
gorgeous, 
handsome, 
talented 
and 
fabulous? 
Actually, 
who 
are 
you 
not 
to 
be? 
You 
are 
a 
child 
of 
God. 
Your 
playing 
small 
does 
not 
serve 
the 
world. 
There 
is 
nothing 
enlightened 
about 
shrinking 
so 
that 
other 
people 
won’t 
feel 
insecure 
around 
you. 
We 
are 
all 
meant 
to 
shine, 
as 
children 
do. 
We 
were 
born 
to 
make 
manifest 
the 
glory 
of 
God 
within 
us. 
It 
is 
not 
just 
in 
some; 
it 
is 
in 
everyone. 
And, 
as 
we 
let 
our 
own 
light 
shine, 
we 
consciously 
give 
other 
people 
permission 
to 
do 
the 
same. 
As 
we 
are 
liberated 
from 
our 
fear, 
our 
presence 
automatically 
liberates 
others. 
Marianne 
Williamson
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connect: 
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Transform Your Self Worth with 10 Simple Steps

  • 1.
    HOW TO TRANSFORM YOUR SELF-­‐WORTH With 10 simple steps
  • 2.
    Transform your self-­‐worth in 10 steps • Change your attitude about yourself • Do a self-­‐analysis • Stop putting conditions on yourself • Make yourself count • Value yourself above materialism • Value your time • Follow through • Live for the present • Deal with your challenges • Stop being a people pleaser
  • 4.
    I am asingle mom of one. I am a part-time entrepreneur, author, instructor and coach. I also work full-time in Corporate America. I have studied personal development techniques for over 10 years via courses and books.
  • 5.
    Self-­‐worth: According to Merriam – Webster: : a feeling that you are a good person who deserves to be treated with respect According to yourdictionary.com: :Self worth is the opinion you have about yourself and the value you place on yourself.
  • 7.
    STEP 1: Do a self-­‐analysis 1. What are my natural talents? Name at least five. 2. What are my skills? 3. What experiences have I had? How have I grown or overcame them?
  • 8.
    STEP 2: Change your attitude about yourself • Stop down playing your accomplishments for others • It’s okay to toot your own horn • Celebrate your God given talents and abilities
  • 9.
    STEP 3: Stop putting conditions on yourself • I am valuable by my family standards • I am valuable by my significant other standards • I am valuable by society’s standard
  • 10.
    STEP 4: Deal with your challenges • Don’t get stuck in negative feelings • Focus your energy on the solution and not the problem • Know that does not impact your worth
  • 11.
    STEP 5: Stop being a people pleaser • What do I want? • Everybody is not going to be happy with your decision
  • 12.
    STEP 6: Value your time • Stop giving away your time for free • Earn what you are worth • Expect good compensation for your time
  • 13.
    STEP 7: Make yourself count • Be careful what you say to yourself • Monitor your thoughts • Ask yourself first
  • 14.
    STEP 8: Value yourself above materialism • Tangible items do not determine your self-­‐worth • Your career or job title does not determine your self-­‐worth • Your salary does not determine your self-­‐worth
  • 15.
    STEP 9: Follow through • Stay Focused • Keep reminding yourself why you are valuable • Disregard the naysayers
  • 16.
    STEP 10: Live for the present • Use the past as a lesson learned not to live there • Review your achievements • Compete with yourself
  • 17.
    Our Deepest Fear Our deepest fear is not that we are inadequate. Our deepest fear is that we are powerful beyond measure. It is our light, not our darkness, that most frightens us. We ask ourselves, Who am I to be brilliant, gorgeous, handsome, talented and fabulous? Actually, who are you not to be? You are a child of God. Your playing small does not serve the world. There is nothing enlightened about shrinking so that other people won’t feel insecure around you. We are all meant to shine, as children do. We were born to make manifest the glory of God within us. It is not just in some; it is in everyone. And, as we let our own light shine, we consciously give other people permission to do the same. As we are liberated from our fear, our presence automatically liberates others. Marianne Williamson
  • 18.
    Let’s connect: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Tampricebiz Instagram: http://instagram.com/single_mom_business_tips Twitter: https://twitter.com/Iamtamprice