Personal Growth + Self-Worth
Your self-worth is your inner core – your bright shining internal light.
Knowing your worth means respecting and loving yourself. It’s about knowing you deserve respect from others as well as from yourself.
Knowing your worth helps you when people criticize and judge you. Self-worth is what keeps you going after a setback in life.
Read through posts on improving your self-worth, increasing your self-confidence, loving and accepting yourself (even when times get tough), and overcoming your self-doubt.
Know your own worth. Always.
If you want to be happy and successful, it’s incredibly important that you know your worth. Since we love a good quote here at Write Change Grow, I’ve put together a list of my favorite know your worth quotes. Having a strong sense of self-worth helps you in your relationships, with work, and in your life […]
The most destructive thing I ever did was listen to other people’s opinion of me.” – Unknown I read this quote recently on Facebook and I swear a voice rose up from within me and screamed – YES! This quote resonated with me so strongly because I realized I had fallen prey to this sort […]
Do you love and accept yourself? Did you answer YES, need to think about it, or was the answer a resounding NO? If you answered No or Maybe, perhaps there are some self-love myths that are holding you back from accepting yourself. Disclaimer – This post contains affiliate links, and I will be compensated if you […]
How we talk to ourselves is incredibly important. How we talk to ourselves is reflected in how we feel about ourselves. Our self-talk directly affects our happiness and success. It goes without saying that if you walk around telling yourself you’re a failure or a loser, you’re not going to be overflowing with confidence […]
Sometimes we put ourselves down without realizing it. Often it’s so subtle that we don’t notice we are doing it (or the effect it has on us). We either make assumptions that devalue ourselves, don’t know what we are fully capable of, or don’t give ourselves enough credit (or any credit at all) for our […]