PD: Personality -- Behavior "Developing Self-Appreciation"

by airlinehunk24 Tue Jun 23, 2009 11:02 pm

Develop SElf- Appreciation

Learning to appreciate one's self is a necessary step to develop self-esteem and confidence.
When one can truly appreciate himself, he will typically live a fuller and happier life.

Step1
Take good care of yourself. It sounds simple but is not necessarily an easy thing to do. You have to be consistent and disciplined in your effort.

Step 2
Eat right and exercise regularly. A healthy lifestyle will positively affect the way you perceive yourself.

Step 3
Find time to relax. When you have time to relax, you will have less stress and ultimately will be happier.

Step 4
Accept yourself for who you are. Your perception of yourself will reflect how you act and behave.

Step 5
Think good thoughts, listen to good music and read good books. Increase your knowledge and seek continuous learning. The more you learn, the more confident you are.

Step 6
Avoid comparing yourself to others. Most of the time, you will tend to compare your weaknesses to the other person's strengths. Comparing is counterproductive to the idea of developing self appreciation. Remember, you have nothing to prove to others, just yourself.

Step 7
Develop your talents and share them. As you become better and continue to share your abilities, other's appreciation for your skills will increase. This, in turn, will lead to greater self-appreciation.

Step 8
Learn to forgive yourself and others. You will release a burden off your chest and will be happier and more productive.

Step 9
Count your blessings. List everything you are grateful for and you will be surprised at the number of positive things in your life. If nothing else, this will help you realize that you are better off than a lot of other people. Appreciate this good fortune.

by amie sison Wed Jun 24, 2009 1:47 pm

salamat...

PD: Personality -- Behavior "Developing Self-Appreciation"

PD: Personality -- Behavior "Developing Self-Appreciation"

Re: PD: Personality -- Behavior "Developing Self-Appreciation"