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how to stop taking things personally when others say something offensive to

us we cannot completely agree with what people say all the time and today I'm

going to give you the exact reason why we start thinking this way why we take

things personally and how to break out of this dysfunctional pattern to develop

a healthy thing in pattern and function like a champion in all areas of your

life you get offended easily you take things to heart you do all of this

primarily because you have been brought up in a culture of honor your self-worth

is determined not by yourself but what the other people say who stand

around you that's important to consider because when we look at this how we feel

when other people tell us something that offends us we have two options we either

react or we respond when we react we take things personally we get into a

situation where hey this person has offended me now it's up to me to defend

my honor to react to the situation by somehow fighting by throwing words

cussing at this person by throwing punches looking to kill that person

that's how you react where the emotional experience has taken over how you think

and feel and how you behave in this situation and it causes more problems

because the emotional arousal stays for a longer period of time this is why you

get angry and frustrated when someone offends you they have damaged your honor

this concept has been explained once again making a special appearance in

this channel is the book outliers by Malcolm Gladwell which talks about the

important concept of coming from a culture of Honor

there are two families in the south of the u.s. in the 1800s they have a family

feud going on and how does this Family Feud start off one family member

accidentally shoots another family member of the other family now this

family member says hey this person has soiled my honor now it's up to me to

react now I want to pay him back for what pain he has caused me now this may

be emotional pain it's maybe physical pain this may be something that has

damaged the person the self worth how does that person see himself I attach my

value to that honor this is how I have been raised that I need to defend myself

by fighting back so what is this person do goes and kills another couple of

family members here and it starts off a chain reaction this person goes and

kills another family member here another three died here five died eight died 29

until the entire valley is a chaos the entire valley is completely destroyed

all the people are dead and for what one accidental shooting where this person

damaged the honor of his family and now I need to pay that person back do you

see how being raised in a culture of Honor can change how you react when

someone offends you when someone says something against you or friends you

throws a cuss how do you take it do you stand for it do you react to it do you

respond to it that's where the key lies because when you react in a situation

like this it causes problems it's not so much the fact that that person has

offended you it's the belief that I should not stand for something

when someone offends me I shouldn't stand for it that's where it's coming

from you've been taught how to do it you've

been taught to come from a place of honor

you cannot soil my honor and get away with it you take it personally because

you have been taught to do it you are supposed to believe that by reacting in

this fashion by taking it personally or by either fighting back cussing at that

person I am somehow defending my honor think about that someone who is let's

say an Indian that person see someone who has not stood up for the national

anthem what is the perception here the perception isn't that you have offended

me by not standing up it's not that that person has offended me by not standing

up for the national anthem and singing it's the belief that I am an Indian I am

an Indian and this person is disrespecting what it means to be Indian

there it is that's where the problem lies that's why I take it personally

because my belief system allows me to think in that fashion that somehow if

this person doesn't stand up if this person stands up somehow they are

fulfilling what I have been taught to believe while going up do you see where

it comes from here reacting I can either scream at that person hey

stand up stand up and show respect for the national anthem

the self-respect the self-worth of being an Indian that is justified by forcing

this person to stand up and follow a certain belief system that I choose to

believe now it's that person's choice whether they want to actually stand up

and pay respect to the national anthem but I choose to force my beliefs upon

that person by getting irked Cheers another way of looking at it

I can also respond now Here I am emotionally emotionally earth I am

emotionally responding within seconds of that person not showing me respect

seconds within that person not standing up for the national anthem in showing

the country the due respect that it deserves here on the other hand you

think from a rational point of view hey maybe that person isn't from this

country hey this person may be sick hey this person may actually not want to

stand up maybe the person respects the country in different ways

maybe the person has different values maybe the person doesn't want to stand

up for his or her personal reasons maybe the person is physically disabled

there may be n number of reasons why the person chooses to react the way they do

but here we have an opportunity to respond how do we do that

if someone offends us take it through this year pull it out through the other

how strongly do you attach your value to the words that other people say and how

strongly do you attach value to what you think of yourself

your belief system and how do you defend yourself when someone dis magis Your

Honor your value how do you react that's the critical factor because if you

choose to Rea react in a way that is causing problems

we know that through the ventilation fallacy I've already made a video on

this on how we choose to react when we get angry we choose to react a certain

way because we believe that is the right thing to do it will make us feel better

but the emotional arousal the anger the frustration that we experience it

carries over it spreads to other situation and just like how it happened

with that family feud it gets transferred to other people's anger and

hate is very strong and we can easily teach other people how to it so if

that's the belief system that you are coming from think about how you should

respond in that situation is the way that I am reacting healthy for me is

taking things personally making me feel any better

why did that person say what they did what does it mean

does it actually afflict my self-worth does it actually really matter to me as

much as I am placing importance on it right now think about it like that all

of these questions can actually make you understand this problem from a much

clearer perspective because when you respond in this manner by asking

questions you choose to not take things personally as much you try to understand

it from the other person's perspective and you also can do this you remember

that most of the people make such comments these are the people whom we

will likely never meet again they are beyond our inner circle the two groups

of people our family our friends the people whom we hang around with the most

these are our inner circle our lifelong companions now outside of this inner

circle the people who might do not give priority are the people who typically

make these comments the people who can offend us and that can emotionally hurt

us because they have damaged our self-worth what do you do you choose to

ignore it walk away from the situation if you can or walk up to the person

confront them don't throw words at them don't say something that you may regret

or may damage that person's self-worth instead just tell them that hey you are

crossing a certain boundary here I value myself highly I choose not to stand for

this statement that you made make it specific so that you tell the other

person that hey I am NOT going to stand for this particular thing that you do

defend the statement don't defend the person defend the statement don't defend

the person because when we generalize that's when problems get created respond

in such a manner where you pinpoint the exact situation where that person

offended you in some way and tell that person how you would like

them to behave and if they still do not behave in a different way

you still somehow take things personally walk away from the situation walk away

there is no heart there are only two options there either stand and defend

yourself definitely not reacting to the situation

but responding in a way that allows us to function in a healthy way anger

doesn't really help anger when controlled becomes a much healthier

emotion versus when it is totally out of control anger and aggression can

dominate our thinking process and can easily get transferred to how we think

and feel as well as how other people think think and feel when they are

around us so keep that in mind if you want to take things personally remember

what it is doing to you it's not good it's not healthy there are a multitude

of other ways that you can go about dealing with the process if you allow

yourself to choose what you want give yourself a choice remember that you have

an option of responding not reacting when you respond you allow yourself to

come from a rational school of thinking where you ask yourself questions you

come to a realization that hey I don't have to think this way there are much

better ways for me to think about myself it's not an easy process but it's a

habit you choose to develop ask yourself questions regularly and come to unknown

and understanding that hey I don't have to do this to myself there

is always a better way of reacting to the situation I am going to give myself

that choice that's what I want for myself and that is what I am going to do

if the strategy works out for you comment down below and tell me exactly

what you did and how it brought you out of this situation how did it make you

react in different circumstances and how are you going to go about using these

strategies I want to know comment down below if you found this video useful

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life this is Vikram signing off asking you to calm down don't take it

personally and I'll see you in the next session

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Self Sabotaging During Infertility | Why am I mad? - Duration: 11:18.

right to therapy and we had an interesting session and basically I

wanted to talk to her about I have been overspending and I've been overspending

probably since March

hi thanks for clicking on simply Tanika I am Tanika if you are new here welcome

hit that subscribe button let's hang out a while if you are returning welcome

back let's get those babies ladies good

morning fertility fam today is Thursday September 20th how are you as you can

see I'm suited and booted and about to hit the pavement feeling pretty good I

did go out and work out one last time after I talked to you guys last night I

got in about 30 minutes and then I got all my food and then my time so the

fasting is going great I took some water with two tablespoons of apple cider

vinegar before I came out and yeah I'm gonna hit it I'm also I was reading last

night and when you're doing intermittent fasting and during weight loss in

general your body is in detox mode because the fact that it's breaking down

has a lot of toxins in it and as it breaks down it releases it into your

bloodstream so to support that when I get back I'm gonna take to charcoal

pills before I head up because I adjusted my time yesterday so I think I

think I ate until 9:30 because I didn't have my first meal until 1:00 I was

gonna let myself do no that's not right 8:30 I was meant to be done I may not be

saying that right anyway there's supposed to be 12 to 8 so I think I

pushed it one to nine um I'm not gonna do that again like if I don't get my

food and I just don't get my food and I can't extend the time I have to do my

best to get those calories and and it's hard like I thought I was gonna be

starving but I felt totally full I did get my shake in which has a lot of

nutrients in it which I felt good about so it's a process is what I'm saying in

a long run I'm seeing the results in the mirror I'm

excited to do my photo day on Saturday to do my 360 and compare it to where I

started pray for me all right ladies I will talk

to you later I got to pick up the pace Hey ladies

all right I'm learning all kinds of late but look I got into this I didn't have

to squeeze in well kinda but I haven't worn it in proper official picture day

is Saturday where we do the before-and-after but way snatched okay

okay and how long is the procedure like what time would they need to pick me up

oh okay so I need to be there at 9:30 and they can pick me up by 11:00 okay

all right thank you okay bye-bye all right they called it's 405 they're

meant to call at 4:00 but anyway I'm fasting so that works out

and I just need to let blue know yay hey Pam how are you all right I have made it

home I have a procedure in the morning so I'm going to head out to Blues house

tonight I have to be there at 9:30 as you heard he's going to go with me the

whole time I told him he only had to come

eleven eleven thirty but he said he would go with me so that's cool

and of course team too much has scheduled a meet-up with well-known

media but I'm meeting a friend of mine to walk the George Washington Bridge she

saw the photos last Sunday and she was like I'll go with you

so I'm doing it tomorrow to kind of keep myself distracted before the procedure

so we're gonna meet up at 6:00 a.m. the only thing is I can't have water after

midnight either the fast thing I'm not worried about because I don't eat after

a certain time anyway the water is gonna be a little tricky and then you have to

give a urine sample well you guys heard the video she once said your pregnancy

does so anyway I am all geared up for that - wish me luck keep me in your

prayers I did want to say I didn't record it earlier but I went to therapy

and we had an interesting session and basically I wanted to talk to her about

I have been overspending and I've been overspending probably since March and so

just some I don't know there was like need to control there was some shame

associated with it there's a lot of things almost like I'm punishing myself

one thing about me I don't like to be in debt and now I've created a situation

where I am in debt and so it was just way heavy on me but the take away from

the therapy session was to you know remember to be good to myself and to

keep focusing on that and I have been like I've been doing the meditation I've

read some of them to you guys I've been doing visualization I've obviously been

working out and eating really well which also saves money cuz I'm cooking on my

own food but I know exactly what I'm putting in my body so I can't think of a

better way to take care of myself so it's like win-win has been saying

comfort America so I feel good about that but I did I did want to say like be

mindful if you're doing it anything in excess while you're TTC because I think

the emotions express themselves in other ways even if we're not saying what they

are and I think the overspending was like my

oceans expressing themselves you know before it was excessive drinking now

it's excessive spending and I think a little bit of me felt resentment because

I'm spending so much on TTC that it was like wool for the baby that's not even

here yet that I would like to spend a little of my money on me because I'm the

one who goes to work every day and I didn't buy anything like super

extravagant like I redid the house earlier and I added like the Google home

so throughout the house I can walk through and talk and turn on my TV or my

lights or whatever house which I really like but I didn't need it so those kind

of things like I was buying things to make myself feel good and it wasn't

necessarily the most healthy way to approach it so I would just suggest that

if you're doing things that are kind of out of the norm or in excess or to make

yourselves feel good take a look at it take a look at it because in the end it

doesn't you know what I did didn't help me feel better like at the moment it did

the impulse of it getting the stuff I'm packing it like redoing the house that

all felt great but now I'm paying the price of it and I have to figure out you

know how to cover it all and so that is just a little bit like that

yeah and ultimately I'm taking money away from the baby right it was just

like a little cruel trick that my mind was playing on me so I don't know do you

guys do that have you noticed that like you overspend or are you over eat I was

definitely over eating I was mad because I was like why should I lose weight I'm

gonna be part I'm gonna get a lot away I was bigger

than this when I got pregnant with Cheyenne like this isn't fair when I

went so I was only hurting myself like who you mad at girl we met I was the one

suffering what is that that Carrie Fisher said resentment is like

swallowing the poison and expecting the other person to die and I was building

up resentment against myself so why how else to express that that some sort of

some form of self harm which really is its like self sabotage which is crazy so

I did talk about that in therapy today I wanted to share that with you guys maybe

some of you guys have gone through it or going through it if you've gone through

it tell me how what you did to like recognize it and kind of like get it in

truck like I have a plan now so I'm good and helping like writing up the goals

was one of those things but I think I wasn't even being fully honest with

myself like I put on savings but I should have also put on stop spending

which I have done but that's a much more specific goal right when you're doing

SMART goals one is to stop spending and then two is to save and so because if

you are spending like crazy you really can't say if it's just like if you have

a bunch of credit card debt and your interest rate is ridiculous and then you

have $500 in the bank and savings that's gaining like 1.8 percent interest it's

not really a true savings because you have this debt on the other side and

that's what I did to myself myself out of that and I think I'm gonna

do like a consolidation I'm looking at either a consolidation debt

consolidation loan or some 0% interest credit card so I'm kind of moving it

around but ultimately there will be savings because the interest rate will

be lower then looking at the debt that I have been paying it off at the rate that

I've committed to pay it off it would be more so I'm looking to kind of look for

some saving opportunities there and then it doesn't help with TTC like tomorrow I

have the procedure I've got to pay extra $500 to be put to sleep which I'm like I

don't even know why insurance doesn't cover that if I have to be put to sleep

in this procedure that should be covered and maybe it is my insurance like the

clinic wasn't sure and I talked to one of my co-workers and she wasn't sure

either because she just had her procedure so she's not sure if it's been

covered or if she's getting a bill but like some of those things it's not like

a tooth work you could be awake when you get your two through like you're

removing parts of my uterine lining anyway

all right guys let's see this is what I get into with myself like I'm bitching

to who for what like none of that's gonna change deal with the facts come up

with the plan based on the facts and stop having this like BMW moment the

Jane moaning and whining like do with the facts the ego in me wants to have

this story in this drama and I've got to figure out how to squash that so that's

all but if you have had any incident like this please let me know that I am

NOT alone or if you're currently struggling with it um if you don't want

to put it below I know it's private send me an email

Tanika at simply Tanika calm and I'll hit you back and we can share war

stories love to hear how you got to the other

side if you did and if you're in the middle of the struggle we can

commiserate because that's where I am if you're in the beginning girl hit me up I

have some tips for you alright lady I will talk to you later bye baby does to

you

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Kevin Hart & Tiffany Haddish Meet Kevin's Younger Self - After Hours with Josh Horowitz - Duration: 3:11.

Welcome to Film Tonight.

This episode, I'm joined by two of the funniest folks alive,

the stars of Night School, Kevin Hart and Tiffany Haddish.

-Hey. -Hey, Josh.

-What's up, Josh? -Hey.

-Thanks so much for stopping by. -Yeah.

Since your new film is about going back to school,

Tiffany, I'm wondering what do you think

you'd say to your 18 year old self?

Always be true to who you are, 'cause you are a unicorn.

That's good.

-That's inspiring. -That's great. That's great.

What about for you, Kevin,

what do you think you'd say to 18 year old Kevin Hart?

For one, I would say don't drink too much at the

Super Bowl party. Joking, Josh.

Man, what would I say? I don't know. I don't know.

There's a lot that I would say. You know, 18 year old me.

Well, we actually have a little surprise for you.

Joining us right now here in studio, Kevin,

meet your actual 18 year old self.

What do you mean my actual 18-

Come on out.

Damn. What the fuck?

Who the hell?

Time out. Is that a time portal.

Do you know how 3D printers work?

-No. -Kinda like that.

What? Are you ... Are you kidding me?

This is not Kevin, okay?

Are you blind? Look at me. Look at ...

I was going through a awkward phase.

I was so stupid.

A awkward phase? Are you serious?

Were you sawed in half by a magician

who forgot to reattach the other half?

Talkin' about cut me in half?

This is a full beef burger, okay.

This is a big burger. You like a slider.

Talkin' 'bout a couple inches, Tiffany.

Could be an inch or two.

You know what it was? Coffee.

Really?

I was drinking back to back cups of coffee

and that's what stunted me a little bit.

But other than that, this is exactly what it was.

Okay, I need a DNA test 'cause this is not you.

I can prove it's me. Watch this.

Hey, young Kev, do the tongue thing we used to do.

The tongue thing. I mean, there it is.

I don't know if this proves it, but I like it.

What?

I think we're missing the point here.

-What do you think- -God dang.

I used to do that all the time.

Oh my God. I think I'm pregnant.

I had a gland problem.

I used to sweat, and I used to do this

because I would start stinking, so I took my shirts off.

They used to tease me. "Look at Kev all out of shape.

You need to get in the gym, Kev."

Man, thank God I finally did.

This is beautiful.

That is not beautiful.

I feel like we've gotten off topic.

This is an amazing opportunity, Kevin.

What else do you wanna say to your 18 year old self?

You know, look. You're gonna go through a situation

where you find out you got IBS,

which is irritable bowel syndrome.

I didn't find out 'til I was older.

There's groups that you could talk to about it,

and when you come together and realize that as a people,

that other people are suffering from ...

Hey, man. Hey, Tiffany.

Stop talking to young me while I'm talking to young me.

Is this gon' fuck up the space time continuum or something?

Nah, we should be fine.

Okay, well then I'm gonna have me some fun.

It's all fun and games 'til you realize

I had unbelievable gas.

Every five minutes, pap, pap, pap, pap, pap, pap,

pap, like a goddamn road of pellets,

I would just leave. Milk.

That's all the time we have on Film Tonight.

See you next time. Thanks, man.

Yeah. Hey, Josh, this is a messed up show.

It's just not ... it's just not good.

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Week 6: Self Awareness - Duration: 2:59.

hi there so today I'm going to be talking about my five tops strengths

determined by the strengths quests assessment that I did my top strength

was competition and an example of this so I'm in the ROTC program here on

campus and we do a lot of like physical activities I definitely find this to be

my strongest strength just because every single thing I do every single day I

measure myself to the people around me because at the end of the day if I'm not

first place if I'm like second or third it just drives me insane like I can't

sleep at night so I felt like this really fit my personality type my second

strength is command I feel like this also fits really well

with Who I am as a person I like to be the person in charge and I find that

especially in situations where no one wants to take charge I really do my best

and I like to step in when no one else does just part of who I am and I find

enjoyment out of being that person that does something that no one else wants to

do my number three strength was communication and I find

myself to be a very talkative person I'm a little shy sometimes which is why

communication is the one that kind of surprised me even though I am talkative

and good in front of people it still gives me anxiety and I still get a

little anxious when I do have to have a conversation especially if it's an

important one the fourth one is significance this was also another one

that I could see myself in but could also not so for significance it says

that they like to be viewed as important in the eyes of others I like to be

viewed as someone that's hardworking and willing to get out there and take charge

and everything but I'm not necessarily the one to want to reap the benefits or

you know like be put on this pedestal for it

so last one is focus this one I feel is also a very good strength of mine I find

that whatever I do whether it's homework or a workout I'm always very focused and

I'm always thinking about the end goal you know

the achievements the small achievements and at the end of the day you know what

I'm striving to to be or to do in life so those are my five five strengths and

I'm super excited to watch your videos and find out what your strengths are so

that we can improve on them and maybe find out what our weaknesses are so we

can prove this as well thank you guys so much for watching

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Chapter 7.

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Let's take a look at what self-acceptance means in practice.

I'll use an example from my own life.

When I was around 20 I went through a terrible depression.

A new mother was staying in our house with her baby.

At a point early in the depression an image occurred to

me of myself throwing the baby down onto the floor and killing it.

In my imagination those present didn't worry about

the baby but turned their attention to me and asked what made me do

such a thing.

At first I dismissed this thought, but it just wouldn't

go away and over time it came to obsess me, and I thought that I might

actually carry it out.

After the mother and baby left, when this was no longer a possibility, I

continued to spiral deeper and deeper into depression.

"How could I even think about such a terrible thing"

I asked myself.

"Surely I must be evil.

There must be some horrible sickness in me."

And the more I tried to find a solution to this problem the

worse it got.

Since then I've learned more about what we call Obsessive

Compulsive Disorder and discovered that this kind of thinking and the

accompanying anxiety and depression are incredibly common.

If I had simply accepted that this was something that my mind had

thrown up, and that, since it was a thought and not an action, it was

morally neutral, the problem would not have occurred.

By "trying to be a good person" and struggling with this

thought, I only made myself miserable, and, as a result, for the time

I was depressed, a more selfish person, and thus someone who took

more from those around him than he gave.

So accepting these thoughts would have not just

been doing the right thing by myself, but also by others.

We have limited control over what we think or feel.

We do have some control.

We can distract ourselves or learn disciplines such as

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But often this is not a good idea.

The natural tendency in the mind is to seek wholeness.

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I think it's alright, uh… I think it's fine for them to be using it.

It's unethical because they're deleting your private like con-

or, their private conversations over something that could be… um, important.

If it's like

confidential information, it should be deleted so if we're talking like,

like

like a suspect's information yeah, I feel like it should be deleted

because it's like a privacy kind of.

They could use the information to…

and then delete the information. So I don't think that's very uh, ethical.

I mean they're doing their jobs, and I'm sure that

They're you know, they're being secure. They're protecting us

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criminals or whatever then I feel like that's fine

Um.. well, they're protecting each other from stuff

that they're doing since they're like police officers, you know, they're not trying to get in trouble.

I think it's like

When cops don't get like any um,

repercussions for shooting somebody, you know

they're committing crimes and just texting about it

and then deleting it nobody knows so they're just protecting themselves

I don't think that ethical either.

I feel like- I'm actually okay with it.

Yeah. I'm not against it.

I feel like it's actually alright for it to delete like messages.

Yeah, just so that like it could just be like between two people, you know

Like no one could track their conversation or no one can like steal the information from anyone

I feel like it's actually a good thing.

I feel, I mean it's kind of holding back information and...

Um, that shouldn't be happening

because I feel we need- we all need to be aware of what's going on-

you know like we need to be aware of what's happening around us. So when that happens it's like

you're...

yeah, it's like we're misinformed and stuff and yeah.

For more infomation >> Campus Voices: LBPD's use of self-deleting app Tiger Text - Duration: 2:44.

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A Pathway to Financial Self-Sufficiency - Duration: 1:51.

>>HPOG, a job training program, sets participants on a pathway to financial self-sufficiency.

>>The HPOG participant pathway starts with program outreach.

>>HPOG programs recruit TANF recipients and other low income individuals for high demand

healthcare jobs.

>>Potential participants meet with HPOG staff to ensure they are eligible and a good fit

for the healthcare field.

>>The HPOG program offers 360-degree support services such as: transportation, childcare

assistance, training supplies, and career guidance.

>>If necessary, participants receive adult basic skills training such as English and

math support to prepare them for healthcare occupational training.

>>With coaching guidance participants choose a healthcare career pathway based on local

workforce trends and their interests.

>>Paths include direct patient care, medical administration, and other technician tracks.

>>HPOG programs ensure all participants graduate with soft skills such as interview techniques

and time management and are ready to join the workforce.

>>HPOG programs also partner with local healthcare employers to understand and tailor training

to meet their hiring needs and provide hands-on opportunities such as clinicals.

>>After participants' hard work they successfully graduate with an industry recognized certification.

>>HPOG programs partner with employers to match participants to a fulfilling healthcare

career, beginning their path to self-sufficiency.

>>HPOG encourages participants to continue the journey and provide support to those striving

to move up the health career pathway.

For more infomation >> A Pathway to Financial Self-Sufficiency - Duration: 1:51.

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How To Build Confidence And Self-Esteem For Yourself - Duration: 3:03.

Among the endless social media jungle that we live in, it has become increasingly easy

to get lost in a sea of comparisons as we are bombarded by ads subtly telling us all

the ways that we are just not "good enough".

Now one of the damages that can occur as we ingest so much information through social

media is that it can really take a toll on our self-esteem, our own confidence in our

decisions and overall belief in ourself.

How do you fight back?

How do you stand on your own two feet and build real, bulletproof, powerful confidence

in your own life?

Here are three powerful ways that I have found to be the most effective and powerful

building blocks to start to increase your sense of self-esteem and confidence right

now.

Number one, prime yourself first thing in the morning upon waking.

Before you check your phone, laptop, or any electronic device, give yourself at least

10 minutes to just check in with yourself.

Write down a few things you're grateful for, some things you're proud of, down to the simplest

things.

"I'm proud of myself for holding that door for the old lady yesterday.

I'm grateful for that 10 second conversation with that dude on the bus.

I'm grateful for my breath.

I'm grateful for my health."

Anything you can think of.

What this does is it invites you to immediately remind your brain to be on the lookout for

anything to appreciate, both internally and externally, from the second you wake up.

Over time, this builds an increasingly skilled ability to take in and assess the external

world with more discernment so you can start to filter out the nonsense and only allow

in what is congruent with yourself.

In turn, you become more in control and conscious of your thoughts, which inherently leads to

an enhanced feeling of confidence and self-esteem.

Number two, activate your body and mind every day.

This really goes in tandem with number one.

The amount of ways that we are willing to take care of ourselves is directly proportional

to the amount that we can increase our confidence and overall sense of self-esteem.

Whether that looks like five or 10 minutes of a good book or going for a quick walk or

even five pushups in the morning, all of these things will immediately make you feel better.

Three, get to know your values.

This is everything.

If you take one thing from this video, please let it be this.

When we take the time to discover a deeper understanding of our core values in regards

to life, career, relationships, health, we're building a stronger and stronger basis for

ourselves of what we stand for.

Every action we take is in service of fulfilling an unfulfilled value, even if it's a value

that's operating at a subconscious level.

The more we can get in tune with what those values are, the more consciously we can take

control of every one of our actions, and in turn, that builds more faith and confidence

and self-esteem in ourselves.

If you want to start building real, bulletproof, internal confidence right now, start taking

action on these three steps, and let me know what happens.

Feel free to leave me a message, hit the like button, subscribe.

If you know anybody that could benefit from some support on this topic, please share the

video.

Let's pass along the good vibes.

My name is Stevie Chow, and I'm here to help you discover clarity and confidence in carving

out your own lane.

Much love.

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