Resisting manipulation by others.
Perfectionism, which leads to constant frustration or underachievement when perceived perfection is not achieved.
Believing in a set of firmly placed values and principles and being able to defend or assert yourself in the face of opposition to them. If after learning something new, the old value does not fit, individuals with positive self-esteem do not have difficulty modifying the belief.
Heavy self criticism, tending to create a habitual state of dissatisfaction with yourself. Exaggerating the magnitude of mistakes or behaviors and not able to reach self forgiveness.
Believing in your capacity to solve problems, adjust to failures, and ask for assistance.
Feelings of insignificance.
A person thinks the best possible thing will happen
General negativity about life and often an inability to enjoy life.
idea of the future or desired result that a person or a group of people envision, plan and commit to achieve
Being sensitive to the feelings and needs of others; accept and abide by social norms.
Participating in and enjoy many activities and hobbies.
hopeful and confident about the future
emotionally and intellectually independent
Believing that you are valuable, and that others will enjoy spending time with you.
able to supply one's own or its own needs without external assistance
what you want to acomplish
Being able to make choices, trust your own judgment, and not feel guilty about choices if someone does not agree.
