self-esteem

Most people confuse self-esteem with self-worth, and this confusion is quietly sabotaging their pursuit of a life well-lived. I’ve seen countless individuals chase external validation through achievements, only to find themselves hollow and unfulfilled despite their success. Here’s what I’ve learned: self-esteem is what you think about your performance, while self-worth is what you know […]

Here’s what I want you to know right upfront: Yes, self esteem can absolutely be improved. Your sense of self-worth isn’t carved in stone. It’s more like a garden that can be cultivated, nurtured, and grown over time with the right care and attention. Countless individuals incorrectly believe they are stuck with low self-esteem forever.

When we talk about self-esteem and growth mindset, we’re exploring two concepts that fundamentally shape how we navigate our world. Self-esteem—our subjective evaluation of our own worth—colors every interaction, decision, and ambition. And the growth mindset—the belief that our abilities can be developed through dedication and hard work—offers a revolutionary framework for building genuine, resilient

Self-esteem is important for your success, happiness and general wellbeing. If you have high self-esteem you are more likely to be better off in every single metric. This should not be confused with arrogance, a sense of superiority or an inflated self worth. A magnanimous and humble self-esteem, especially when paired with rock solid self