Self-esteem is a term that refers to our perception of ourselves and how it manifests in our behavior. In a sense, it is the aggregate of all the thoughts that run through our mind when thinking about our abilities and how others perceive us. When people talk about good self-esteem, they are referring to a healthy level of self-confidence. Poor self-esteem, on the other hand, has to do with excessive self-criticism and fear of judgment. Pervasive poor self-esteem may result in anxiety and depression. Self-esteem is the general opinion that a person has about himself or herself. Having high but realistic self-esteem is essential to good mental health. A person’s childhood experiences generally shape his or her self-esteem. Parents, teachers, and childhood friends all have a powerful impact on how self-esteem develops. It is frequently discussed in the context of childhood development, but adults also need to have and maintain healthy self-esteem.
Everyone feels the absence of confidence and motivation at one time or another. This can be a good thing because too much confidence can be just as problematic as low confidence. One can feel sapped for energy and confidence at times. Finding motivation and confidence could be as easy as attending a few GTRANCE sessions that would help to unblock your mind.
As part of GTRANCE Solutions, we can help break you out of the vicious cycle of being unmotivated and direct you to start building up routines of positive messages so that you can feel better about yourself and all areas of your life notwithstanding the challenges that you may face.
Manifestations of confidence issues can be observed in the following patterns: Obsessing on negative thoughts, lack of motivation, a reluctance to try new things, blaming others for failures, anger and despair, self-dislike, a reluctance to accept praise, a tendency to overcompensate, acting out or experimenting with drugs.
