Self-worth and self-esteem both play a role in your overall well-being. Here's how to tell the difference and what you can do to boost each.

Our self-concept is the image we have of our bodies, capabilities, impressions, etc. (Bailey, 2003). It includes: The material self. Our body, possessions, and other things in our lives. The ...

A lack of self-esteem can produce anxiety, that feeling of helpless fear, or depression, that feeling of self-hate. A lack of self-concept—not knowing who we are—can produce other horrors, such as a ...

Self-esteem refers to your opinion of yourself. Low self-esteem can get in the way of your enjoyment of life and your ability to achieve long- and short-term goals. It can also adversely affect mental ...

At its core, self-esteem is the way we perceive and value ourselves. It encompasses our beliefs, thoughts, and feelings about our worth and capabilities. When we have a healthy self-esteem, we possess ...

Self-affirmations might seem sappy, but they can they contribute to people’s happiness and well-being, according to a new ...

According to renowned cognitive therapist and philosopher Walter Riso, self-love is the bedrock of a healthy, happy life. It's the essential ingredient for building resilience, fostering meaningful ...

Vol. 87, No. 1, Addressing the Needs of Multicultural Populations in Educational Settings: Implications for Teachers and Counselors (Oct. - Nov., 2003), pp. 18-29 (12 pages) The High School Journal ...

Confidence and self-esteem are critical to your success as an entrepreneur, or any business role. As a mentor, I’m regularly frustrated by people who try to cover their lack of confidence with ego and ...

Low self-esteem refers to a diminished sense of self-worth and can affect various areas of life. It's more than just ...