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Beliefs and self-esteem: internal dialogue for strength

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Transcription Beliefs and self-esteem: internal dialogue for strength


Beliefs as a Determining Factor of Success and Well-being

Our beliefs about ourselves and the world are a determining factor in our emotional strength.

If we believe we are capable, we will act with confidence. If we believe we are a failure, we will sabotage ourselves.

How Negative Self-Beliefs Generate Negative Emotions

Limiting beliefs such as "I'm not good enough" or "I can't do this" generate emotions of anxiety, sadness, and hopelessness.

These emotions, in turn, lead us to act in ways that confirm the original belief, creating a negative cycle.

The Importance of Shifting Your Focus from the Negative to the Positive

To build strength, it is crucial to shift our focus of attention. We tend to focus on our flaws and what we want to improve.

One powerful exercise is to deliberately shift our attention to our strengths and accomplishments.

Practical Exercise: Write 10 Characteristics to Be Proud of

One practical activity is to make a list of at least 10 characteristics, skills, or accomplishments that we are proud of. They can be big or small.

This exercise helps us rebalance our perspective, strengthen our self-esteem, and remind ourselves of our own worth, creating a more positive and empowering internal dialogue.

Summary

Our beliefs about ourselves directly influence our emotional strength. Believing in our abilities builds confidence, while neg


beliefs and self esteem internal dialogue for strength

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