Biblical Self Esteem
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Introduction
Self-Esteem is considered an important component of emotional health.
• Self-esteem plays a role in almost everything you do.
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• People with high self-esteem do better in school and find it easier to make friends.
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• They tend to have better relationships with peers and adults; feel happier;
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• find it easier to deal with mistakes, disappointments, and failures;
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• And are more likely to stick with something until they succeed.
People who have healthier self-esteem have:
• An easier time handling conflicts, resisting negative pressures, and making friends
• They laugh and smile more and have a generally optimistic view of the world and their life
• better chance building happy and satisfied marital and parental relationships
What is self-esteem? Why is it important? What can affect your self-esteem?
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1) What is Self-Esteem?
3 most important questions to ask yourself:
Who am I? Where did I come from?
Am I valuable?
Where does my value come from?
Answer of these questions will directly affect your life: meaning of life, living purpose & goals, personal growth, contribution, and relationship with others
Unfortunately, many people avoid asking these questions.
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1) What is Self-Esteem (Definition of the key words):
a. Self-image, Self-concept
• Your own idea of yourself; mental picture of yourself We all have a mental picture of who we are, how we look, what we're good at, and what our weaknesses might be. We develop this picture over time, starting when we're very young. The term self-image is used to refer to a person's mental picture of himself or herself. A lot of our self-image is based on interactions we have with other people and our life experiences. This mental picture (our self-image) contributes to our self-esteem. How others see or treat us and how we see ourselves can have a big impact on our self-esteem.
* In this course, we will learn to build
Introduction
Self-Esteem is considered an important component of emotional health.
• Self-esteem plays a role in almost everything you do.
•
• People with high self-esteem do better in school and find it easier to make friends.
•
• They tend to have better relationships with peers and adults; feel happier;
•
• find it easier to deal with mistakes, disappointments, and failures;
•
• And are more likely to stick with something until they succeed.
People who have healthier self-esteem have:
• An easier time handling conflicts, resisting negative pressures, and making friends
• They laugh and smile more and have a generally optimistic view of the world and their life
• better chance building happy and satisfied marital and parental relationships
What is self-esteem? Why is it important? What can affect your self-esteem?
Slide 4
1) What is Self-Esteem?
3 most important questions to ask yourself:
Who am I? Where did I come from?
Am I valuable?
Where does my value come from?
Answer of these questions will directly affect your life: meaning of life, living purpose & goals, personal growth, contribution, and relationship with others
Unfortunately, many people avoid asking these questions.
Slide 5
1) What is Self-Esteem (Definition of the key words):
a. Self-image, Self-concept
• Your own idea of yourself; mental picture of yourself We all have a mental picture of who we are, how we look, what we're good at, and what our weaknesses might be. We develop this picture over time, starting when we're very young. The term self-image is used to refer to a person's mental picture of himself or herself. A lot of our self-image is based on interactions we have with other people and our life experiences. This mental picture (our self-image) contributes to our self-esteem. How others see or treat us and how we see ourselves can have a big impact on our self-esteem.
* In this course, we will learn to build