Articles, tagged with "self concept", page 4
08th October 2008
Self-image and self-esteem
The link between appearance and subjects' self-image or self-concept and self-esteem was explicit and gave rise to much of the psychological morbidity in acne patients. Not surprisingly, the effect of an acne-related self-image...
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Author:
Jan Hornets
06th October 2008
If you're looking for quotes that are insightful, upbeat and straight to the point, then Dr. Joyce Brothers quotes fit the bill perfectly. This remarkable woman is definitely an American Icon, and more than a few have turned to her for advice and inspirat...
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Author:
Noel Jameson
18th September 2008
Copyright (c) 2008 Pat Brill
To live longer, minimize our exposure to illness and to control weight, add daily walking to support a healthy lifestyle.
Did you know that walking might also be good for slowing the aging process? Walking is great beca...
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Author:
Pat Brill
15th September 2008
Three universal goals most of us share are: to live longer, to
live free of illness and to control our weight. Interesting
enough, normal walking lets us achieve all three.
In fact, walking may be man's best medicine for slowing the
aging proce...
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Author:
internet_ninja
22nd August 2008
One of the main issues that parents must deal with when raising a kid is their self-concept and self-esteem. Teaching our kids to value themselves and their talents can be a tricky thing to do as parents must be able to achieve a balance between allowing ...
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Author:
John Samson
24th July 2008
Self-confidence can be defined as the capacity to have faith in oneself as well as one's unique skills and capabilities. It is an aspect of positive self concept, and necessary for life achievement. Some individuals who have a social phobia or cannot unde...
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Author:
Alan B. Densky, CH
06th May 2008
Every day I hear people from all walks of life saying things that literally cut them off from their own personal growth and total abundance. Things like, "I just can't seem to get ahead," or "I can't believe I always do such stupid things." Hearing those...
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articles@yourbreakthroughtosuccess.com
18th April 2008
Stuttering is a speech disorder in which the normal flow of speech is disrupted by frequent repetitions or prolongations of speech sounds, syllables or words or by an individual's inability to start a word. The speech disruptions may be accompanied by rap...
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Author:
Corwin Brown
13th April 2008
Overcoming your fears creates a powerfully exhilarating feeling. It builds self-esteem by changing your self-concept. It allows you to confidently take on new challenges. On the other hand, there is nothing more debilitating than letting your fears stop y...
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articles@yourbreakthroughtosuccess.com
26th February 2008
The Mind is a wonderful tool for observation, conceptualization and in short, thinking. When the tool becomes the Master, stress is inevitable.
Like a computer, your Mind holds lots of data. It also has a program to organize that data. Each mind progra...
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Author:
Aila Accad
24th January 2008
The ideal place to learn these values should be your church, synagogue or temple. Such sacred endeavour will not only help you with your marital problems, but will provide you with the requisite wisdom and spiritual peace, necessary to move...
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Author:
James Walsh
20th September 2007
Job burnout is common. In fact, more common than we think. It can come not only from a day job, but from being a work at home mom, or by being a caregiver to someone. The definition of burnout is - exhaustion of physical or emotional strength or motivatio...
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Author:
may
08th August 2007
Copyright (c) 2007 Stan the Mann
High Self-esteem
There is one necessary and essential ingredient for happiness and success. It is high self-esteem. In previous newsletters, I have explained how your self-concept controls your performance. Simply pu...
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Author:
Stan the Mann
11th July 2007
In arguably the turning point of the inspirational Facing the Giants movie (see the video clip at www.youtube.com/watch?v=-vB59PkB0eQ), the coach asks the captain of his football team, Brock, to do the death crawl on the field. Brock had resigned himself ...
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Author:
Michael Lee
19th June 2007
Low self-esteem is one of the major risk factors for drug abuse. The success of drug addiction prevention programs in many cases is based on building up of one's self-esteem. A successful drug addiction prevention programs simply follow the de...
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Author:
Stephen Jhonson
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