This is Part 38 in a series of articles about the “self.”
Seth Godin says that even if higher self-esteem was damaged in childhood, you are still responsible for it when he are older.
I agree–somewhat.
Read more of Seth Godin’s piece HERE
If you have low self-esteem and want to know how to raise it, please email me at: daleyfrank0@gmail.com
I can help.
-Frank
Previous posts:
Part 2: Searching for yourself? Flying blind? Need a new search party?
Part 3: Be yourself. Everybody else is taken!
Part 4: Self discovery without viagra.
Part 5: Selfish vs Selfless (in women)
Part 6: Selfish. Always wrong?
Part 7: Selfishness, in the family.
Part 8: Singer Sarah Slean knows who she is
Part 9: Whatever you do, don’t be yourself!
Part 10: Self sinks soon. Save yourself!
Part 11: Be yourself, problem-solving
Part 12: Self-regard. Do you ever feel worthless?
Part 13: Be more successful. Know yourself
Part 14: Do self-help books work?
Part 15: Do what you love, but know yourself first
Part 16: Self-discovery: Destroying marriage?
Part 17: Self confidence & insecurity in dating
Part 18: Self-esteem comes with self-knowledge and self-love
Part 19: Time to see a therapist?
Part 20: Settling for the wrong lover?
Part 22: Writing helps self-knowledge
Part 23: Self-esteem: Do you worry?
Part 24: Self-esteem, 2 components
Part 26: How much do we change after thirty?
Part 27: Self: Focus on your strengths
Part 28: Is self-confidence overrated?
Part 29: Social ties, self-esteem vital to low-income black, latino boys
Part 31: Self-compounded or confounded: what’s the difference?
Part 32: Self-esteem and self-concept: what’s the difference?
Part 33: You can’t let a baby to cry itself to sleep. It harms the self
Part: 34: “Who does he think he is?” Who do You think You are?
Part 35: A self is born but it’s not the way you think.