Ways to boost your self-esteem (NOT positive affirmations & other corny tips)

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  • @AnaPsychology
    @AnaPsychology  12 днів тому +6

    Check out Self-Esteem Boost playlist by Ana on Aura. aurahealth.io/refer/aura-5jcsl/playlist/o6yLR70bL9RudPEVGD5LhwJeyNa2/-OCMvmCLhdfwRFgGKiWF

  • @s4nitycheck
    @s4nitycheck 12 днів тому +453

    My personal technique whenever someone disrespects me is to take that one sentence they've just said and ask them in a calm manner "Why did you say that ?" . Last time a colleague made a joke that was an insult to my job but disguised as a joke - so I asked him in front of everyone "What makes you think the work I do is useless ?". And he couldn't answer the question because clearly my work is useful in my company it's just not very technical and that particular colleague only respects highly technical people. So there's not need to engage in a verbal fight whenever someone disrespects us, just ask them to justify what they've just said. Reasonable people will never attack you or insult you, if they have a feedback to give you about yourself or your work they will do it in a quiet way. Unreasonable, jealous, hateful people will resort to insults and passive agressivness and there's just no need to stoop to their level.

    • @hallucinatiing
      @hallucinatiing 11 днів тому +17

      Yeah i love doing that to hating projectors, they say something baseless and if u ask them to explain themselves, depending on how serious they are its like they're a lawyer in court without a case and they back off, most of the time theres no hard feelings since we js banter, but the delulus who got a real bone to pick w u js gotta get bullied a little imo. And its funny since the degree of someone getting offended or not is entirely based on the person themselves, Its kind of an ass move but hey i dont like getting pissed

    • @blueskythinking8312
      @blueskythinking8312 11 днів тому +10

      Problem is i cant think of this in the spur of the moment. I dont realize it's an insult till later

    • @blueskythinking8312
      @blueskythinking8312 11 днів тому +6

      Worse, they'll deny it

    • @hallucinatiing
      @hallucinatiing 11 днів тому

      @@blueskythinking8312 it takes reflecting and putting urself out there, i was the same for a few years, but once you can read the invisible "kick me" sign on your back, it becomes a whole lot easier to read others, trust me we all have one and its on us for letting others use it

    • @em_overlover
      @em_overlover 11 днів тому +1

      stealing this technique this sounds so useful oh my god

  • @78deathface
    @78deathface 12 днів тому +159

    Someone once told me that other people’s opinions of you are none of your business and I’ve always remembered that

  • @zoecrosby4749
    @zoecrosby4749 12 днів тому +105

    dr Ana posted, legal eagle posted, I only had to work a half day but got paid for a full one today, homework is done and the only class I have today is optional and the professor is going to feed us. Today is awesome 🤩

    • @nowherenothere
      @nowherenothere 11 днів тому +5

      Best feeling in the world ☺️

    • @Phoe8D
      @Phoe8D 10 днів тому +3

      love your positivity

  • @akirashiori6265
    @akirashiori6265 12 днів тому +152

    I've never clicked on a video so fast

  • @lauraa4956
    @lauraa4956 11 днів тому +32

    I recently had to take part in a study about boosting self esteem for my psych degree and they had us doing affirmations, listening to "empowering" music (whatever that means to you i guess) and a bunch of other stuff. Truly, the only thing that worked for me was reducing my time spent on certain social media apps.

  • @marshmallow7077
    @marshmallow7077 4 дні тому +5

    I think the part about misaligned values was a huge eye-opener for me. The times when I notice my inner dialogue being the most negative towards myself is right after I have failed to keep a promise to myself, or when I have done (or not done) something that goes against my values. I'm going to reflect on this, and I believe this will help drive me to be the person I want to be. This has helped so much! Thank you! You really have a way of explaining the crux of these issues clearly, concisely, and with excellent examples!

  • @number2and3
    @number2and3 12 днів тому +48

    I did not do well in therapy my first time (1.5 years) because I felt I was always being affirmed; it drove me crazy because I felt like I was getting very little out of it and not growing/changing at all.
    Videos like this help; your outside perspective helps with self-reflection.

  • @ManateeBubbleTea
    @ManateeBubbleTea 11 днів тому +14

    I appreciate the notes about overcorrecting! When I started learning to express my opinions, sometimes I would do so too harshly, and not in a way that felt authentic to me, because I was fed up. Expressing myself in a reactive way actually made me feel worse about myself, because it was out of alignment with my values.
    Something my therapist taught me when we were working on self-esteem and assertiveness, is how to develop a way of expressing opinions that feels authentic to you. For me, we realized that most (underline most!) of the time when I expressed disagreement, I could still be warm, compassionate and patient, because that aligned with my values.

  • @libbycabrera8406
    @libbycabrera8406 12 днів тому +48

    The past two videos have been exactly what I've been needing! Thanks for all that you do!

  • @admirbarucija2018
    @admirbarucija2018 12 днів тому +46

    I needed this. My self-esteem sucks pretty bad no matter what I’ve tried

    • @Darth_Bateman
      @Darth_Bateman 12 днів тому +2

      Did you try standing up for yourself to people who wrong you and cutting people out when they don't get the hint?

    • @admirbarucija2018
      @admirbarucija2018 12 днів тому +2

      @ I usually do. I only have a few friends, but I know they’re good people and I trust them

    • @hallucinatiing
      @hallucinatiing 11 днів тому +3

      If u genunely got bad self esteem try to own the tips as ur own, this creation of depth creates value and reshapes ur lense to reality. Works for everyone, the catch is u gotta be honest with urself

    • @TheAnalyst_
      @TheAnalyst_ 6 днів тому +1

      do or work towards something of value and that issue will fix itself

  • @chungojungo1785
    @chungojungo1785 11 днів тому +9

    I listen to these while I draw, perfect flow state material

  • @nowherenothere
    @nowherenothere 11 днів тому +12

    My boss is always interpreting my actions and words negatively. Being judged incorrectly and unfairly is especially difficult when the person has authority over you and your livelihood, but all of Dr Ana’s suggestions here still work in that case! I’ve made a personal mission statement for myself at work and I abide by it. I take excellent care of clients and I always have my work done correctly and on time. Boss still treats me unfairly, but I’m not going to worry about it. I know my work ethic and the value I bring and if the time comes I’ll take my talents elsewhere :)

    • @newmindsetdaily
      @newmindsetdaily 8 днів тому

      Dr. Ana has a video (posted in 2023) where she talks about black & white thinking. In the video, she encourages a mindset shift away from thinking in extremes like "always" and "never". You might find that video helpful as well.

    • @nowherenothere
      @nowherenothere 8 днів тому

      @ I am aware that some people over- and misuse “always” and “never” and in this case, my statements are true. My boss indeed always finds a negative interpretation to every word I say. My work is actually always done correctly and on time.

  • @secretcircusofficial
    @secretcircusofficial 12 днів тому +13

    Your channel is flourishing, your wisdom nourishing.

  • @emmarampf7354
    @emmarampf7354 6 днів тому +3

    god bless everyone trying to work on themselves

  • @NvsGalaxy
    @NvsGalaxy 12 днів тому +20

    It's always been my biggest pet peeve when therapists and psychiatrists tell me to do self affirmations, especially in my group outpatient--I felt unbelievably stupid doing them with everyone and couldn't understand how it's supposed to work for people
    Guess I needed a different perspective! I think back on situations I've been in and realize that I do trust the way I acted. Some things that I've been conditioned to believe really just were projections of others (which was obvious to everyone else but me ofc)
    Thank you for the video! subbed

    • @hallucinatiing
      @hallucinatiing 11 днів тому +1

      This is why my mom thinks im arrogant for questioning what my doctors(everyone) say, like im sorry they just dont know what the hell they talking bout sumtimes, with that said theyre perspective is *they're perspective* and mine is mine it makes taking advice a lot easier

  • @oin_czn
    @oin_czn 12 днів тому +6

    These are the most accurate advices I’ve ever heard.
    All the infos here I’ve heard abt before in several places, you did a great job putting them all in one video and explaining them!

  • @hayley3986
    @hayley3986 12 днів тому +11

    As soon as you mentioned hospotality, I was like, here we go 💀 been there sis
    I really liked this advice, quite different from the typical you mentioned at the start of the video. I sometimes worry when I'm trying to boost my self esteem I might delude myself or start being egotistical. Your suggestions, I feel, will still keep me grounded.

  • @KingDeadMan
    @KingDeadMan 12 днів тому +11

    Your hair always looks AMAZING! 🥰

  • @funnybunny81
    @funnybunny81 11 днів тому +2

    Ana, a best friend accused me of being mean when I was offering a different perspective. I did take it into consideration. It hurt because of how untrue it was, not because she was right. Thank you for this.

  • @ashley14579
    @ashley14579 12 днів тому +6

    I really needed this especially since i have been feeling more isolated these days

  • @SimplyPreet
    @SimplyPreet 11 днів тому +23

    I just LOVE how you call out positive affirmations, manifesting. More experts like you should call out that new-age stuff👏🏼

  • @Sophwaffles
    @Sophwaffles 11 днів тому +8

    I’ve never had great self esteem, but it’s a lot worse now I’m in my 30’s.
    Ive lost two jobs within the space of 3 months because I was essentially told that I wasn’t good enough. The manager from the one job told me to ‘pretend to be someone else’, as you can imagine this has had a very negative impact on the way I feel about myself, even though I know I didn’t do anything wrong.

    • @darthtyranous4514
      @darthtyranous4514 8 днів тому +3

      That's messed up but remember you're worthy of better and how people see you is none of your business. It's their interpretation that comes from their internal psyche for better or worst. It's not fact.

  • @kerfluffle
    @kerfluffle 11 днів тому +2

    I appreciate this video so much! It was affirming realising that I’ve subconsciously gotten better at disagreeing with people respectfully after my goal to be truer to myself this year ❤

  • @SakuraBlossoms44
    @SakuraBlossoms44 11 днів тому +2

    This video will be on repeat every week for me. Thank you.

  • @TheGalacticWitch
    @TheGalacticWitch День тому

    Every people pleaser should watch this video. This was awesome!

  • @joannahzamora
    @joannahzamora 12 днів тому +2

    I always feel like Dr. Ana is always speaking directly to me. Thank you sis for all the work you're doing and sharing your wisdom and knowledge with us. ❤

  • @garimameshram6731
    @garimameshram6731 5 днів тому

    Love the way you speak .. calmly and soothingly in details like you really want to explain something in which you believe, and unlike others who seem to be in a hurry always! Also you dont use fillers! Love it 💕like honey to my ears✨

  • @Kidrobot016
    @Kidrobot016 7 днів тому +1

    This channel is helping me in so many ways. Thank you, Ana.

  • @Rudhrein
    @Rudhrein 12 днів тому +2

    OMG THIS EXACTLY THE VIDEO IVE BEEN WAITING FOR ! Thanks dr.Ana

  • @no.1belleandsebastianfan
    @no.1belleandsebastianfan 7 днів тому +1

    Thank you Ana, this is so helpful

  • @charlottenilsson3820
    @charlottenilsson3820 11 днів тому

    Struggling with self awareness...many people don't even know that concept. Yet is Number One for a healthy life! 🌿

  • @meowquack
    @meowquack 11 днів тому +9

    I would say I'm decently selfless, almost to the point where I think it's a little selfish. And I think the idea of not being able to keep a promise to yourself will inevitably ruin the promises that you want to make to others helped made me realize why I should be more of a self advocate, instead of being a people pleaser.

  • @tunamayo2823
    @tunamayo2823 11 днів тому +2

    I love your videos so much, every time you post and i see the thumbnail i know i have a really good video to watch and its just the best feeling, your channel is a source of comfort and a safe space for introspection for me
    Im always excited and awaiting in cheerful support of the next video you upload

  • @hotdogflavoureddrink
    @hotdogflavoureddrink 10 днів тому

    Hey Ana, been listening to you for a few years now but this is one of the most memorable and I think will have a huge impact on my life. Thank you!

  • @jellyrcw12
    @jellyrcw12 День тому

    Your videos are so real!😊

  • @raccoons_stole_my_account
    @raccoons_stole_my_account 12 днів тому +6

    Speaking up against my first bullies, my parents, helped a lot. I always thought that it's my duty to accept them whatever they do. Pretend everything is at least acceptable. It wasn't. For years I was treated like shit and did nothing about it. Speaking up was uncomfortable as fuck but deep down I knew nothing else matters as much as this. Because nothing else hurts as much as your parents hatred.

  • @az-qf9ht
    @az-qf9ht 10 днів тому

    Ive waited all my life for this advice

  • @benk4088
    @benk4088 10 днів тому

    You’ve got to have courage. If it’s your first time asserting yourself, it’s going to take a hell of a lot of courage and this cannot be avoided. You’ve got to make that step for yourself

  • @darlalathan6143
    @darlalathan6143 10 днів тому

    You remind me of my self-esteem support group and self-help books! Your advice is way better than affirmations!

  • @StephanieRZ
    @StephanieRZ 12 днів тому +1

    Aw thank you for this ❤☺️ Very well said :) It was especially the last tip for me that was insightful. I believe I’m quite assured but I saw this video show up & immediately wanted to hear what you had to say, thank you for its advice ✨

  • @lily29997
    @lily29997 11 днів тому

    Hair looking BEAUTIFUL in this

  • @PhthaloJohnson
    @PhthaloJohnson 11 днів тому +1

    A senior colleague at work doesn't like me. He gets mad at me for doing anything, even when it's exactly what he wanted. The sad thing is he was super cool in the beginning and I even had a crush on him because he was so cute. Any slight hiccup and he loses it but when I do a decent job he pretends I don't exist. Sometimes we idolise people because we feel attracted by whatever it is they have and then we let ourselves get run over not realising the other person is not perfect and that inperfection can be at our expense.

  • @byttercandy
    @byttercandy 9 днів тому

    His is super helpful, thanks. I appreciate your channel so much.

  • @EstherDwomoh
    @EstherDwomoh 12 днів тому +5

    Great video! I’ve been having conversations with friends on how to build self esteem and the process looks different for everyone, so this video came at the right time. Will definitely share this video with them.
    *side note* It’s funny how you have “corny” in the title. I wonder if you could explain or get into why we consider things cringe or corny, despite them being healthy or harmless (e.g., the examples you mentioned in the beginning as “corny”)

    • @AnaPsychology
      @AnaPsychology  12 днів тому +13

      Sure! I think positive affirmations can feel dishonest for people sometimes because they sound like an overcompensation. No one needs to keep repeating "I am worthy, I am worthy, I am worthy" unless they struggle with self-worth. I think it can feel a bit "the lady doth protest too much" for people. Like when someone goes on a long tangent trying to convince themselves of something they don't even believe to be true.
      That being said, speaking to ourselves kindly and positive thinking absolutely can rewire our brains. It just needs to be done in a way that feels honest, not like we're trying to convince ourselves of something we unconsciously don't believe.

    • @manuuyt5919
      @manuuyt5919 12 днів тому

      ​@@AnaPsychology Hi Ana, I thought positive affirmations were to help re wire our usual negative ways of thinking?

  • @sofiasoffff
    @sofiasoffff 12 днів тому

    I was struggling with it atm and I am happy to see that u posted this video

  • @Nyxwerk
    @Nyxwerk 12 днів тому

    This was so incredibly helpful and insightful thank you for your work!

  • @growing.flowers
    @growing.flowers 10 днів тому

    Thank you i really needed this rn

  • @KatSeraphina
    @KatSeraphina 12 днів тому

    Thank your for another great video, they help me stay grounded whenever I feel unsure

  • @melissachinnici
    @melissachinnici 12 днів тому +2

    This is off-topic, but your long hair always looks so amazing

  • @terrylbell6378
    @terrylbell6378 11 днів тому

    Great advice = self esteem is being the best version of yourself. Fr fr #3 Ana dropping jewels 💎 keep UP the good work.🙃😎✌️

  • @hallucinatiing
    @hallucinatiing 12 днів тому

    Moral of the video: that awareness that just read this is the only thing thats gonna be with u for ur whole life, LOVE IT.
    Theres a lot of tips in this and all are so valuable but u gotta take the time to apply the ideas as ur own, otherwise its a "do what others do" cycle. I think at least

  • @ZweiZombies
    @ZweiZombies 9 днів тому

    Thank you for this video!

  • @tigeressintown
    @tigeressintown 12 днів тому +7

    Wow the bots and the "Magnetic Aura by Takeshi Mizuki" comments, there's so many

    • @jamilatif4869
      @jamilatif4869 6 днів тому

      when i visited polynesia , i caretaked for a tiger , her were so little at that time. your sweet photo made me remember 💕💕💕

  • @rxy1486
    @rxy1486 9 днів тому

    love ur hair here!

  • @anonymous-f9i5u
    @anonymous-f9i5u 10 днів тому

    Really good video Anna. Thanks 🙏

  • @khadijarh7742
    @khadijarh7742 12 днів тому

    Great advice as always ❤❤❤❤

  • @babaganouche9605
    @babaganouche9605 12 днів тому

    Great video Ana!

  • @coolhandluke1503
    @coolhandluke1503 11 днів тому +1

    Turns out I don't have an issue with self esteem. Friend or not, I'm an arbiter of truth. It doesn't mean being loud or a jerk. If you do it with grace and civility, you'll only lose friends that aren't good for you, weed them out. I think ppl know if I don't agree with them, my stance with them doesn't change unless it's extreme and if that's the case, 95% of ppl wont get along with the individual and if you get to close to that opinion be prepared to be tarred with the same brush. Ppl are welcome to their opinions and to attack someone on it, gives them defensive resistance to change their opinion in the future, doing everyone a disservice

  • @Makebuildmodify
    @Makebuildmodify 11 днів тому

    What if someone has a value system based on achievement? For example, earning a lot of money or being the best at something that is typically very difficult to achieve. Sometimes it is literally impossible to achieve the goal. How does one address the values-to-self-esteem problem in that case?

    • @darlalathan6143
      @darlalathan6143 10 днів тому +2

      Tell them to like themselves all the time, win or lose. Self-esteem is a necessity for survival, not an honor you earn by high achievement!

    • @adrienneallen194
      @adrienneallen194 7 днів тому +1

      I agree with how Dr. Ana put it as Tip #5/external validation around timestamp @9:54 - if our self-esteem fluctuates based on how we place in some external competition or trying to impress or please other people, then that's not a grounded form of self-esteem. Trusting that we're enjoying the process of mastering new skills and growing personally by taking on fulfilling challenges might be a better "value" to try aligning with. It matters most how we feel about ourselves, win or lose, exceptional or still learning.

  • @critter_paws
    @critter_paws 11 днів тому

    I love the tab picture/art (?idk what it's called)
    Affirmation guy and the "mind blown"/mental math looking background

    • @ericeychis
      @ericeychis 11 днів тому

      It’s called a thumbnail.

  • @model.status
    @model.status 12 днів тому

    this is so true for manifesting generators

  • @eloidav
    @eloidav 12 днів тому

    thank you🧡

  • @Nik-h4q
    @Nik-h4q 9 днів тому

    10:53 too true

  • @tireless2342
    @tireless2342 6 днів тому +1

    great video

  • @haze7972
    @haze7972 12 днів тому

    Thank you for the video :)

  • @homeopathicfossil-fuels4789
    @homeopathicfossil-fuels4789 12 днів тому +1

    I'd say some of these depend on context. I hold controversial philosophical and political convictions, I would not get very far in my social reconstruction if I openly stated my political or philosophical perspective on any currently debated issues outside of very, very specific book clubs.

  • @josebolivar4364
    @josebolivar4364 12 днів тому

    Interesting perspective!

    • @D1KvN
      @D1KvN 12 днів тому

      And a very good way of healing too!

  • @axjkhl7699
    @axjkhl7699 10 днів тому

    tips to boost your self esteem, as a man:
    have lots of money from your parents
    have good genetics
    mixing this two gives you confidence and women
    women bring more confidence and more women
    enjoy the infinite loop of self esteem

  • @Nik-h4q
    @Nik-h4q 9 днів тому +1

    I have to admit my red flag radar goes up when someone talks about their value being beauty and then giving advice about self esteem.
    Making a jump to… I didn’t realize they just had Botox seemed like it came out of nowhere.
    I have a parent with a sun allergy. It’s photosensitive skin, not really an allergy. I think it’s called that because where ever their skin is hit with UV radiation they break out into itchy hives.
    If someone didn’t understand what someone meant and it was on their mind that long they would google it.
    Pretending you didn’t as a way to give a backhanded insult to a stranger.,. Then talking about others being passive aggressive. It just seems kind of ironic and like a missed opportunity to fix doing that. If it was rare in people it wouldn’t be a problem. It’s a problem because people don’t like to admit they do it….
    Being passive aggressive is a gain short term but surprisingly long term it does the opposite and wrecks almost everything for people. It’s like giving your dog a treat whenever it does something wrong.

  • @Frank-ju8qr
    @Frank-ju8qr 12 днів тому

    It's storming where I live and the cat sound at 0:26 made me jump out of bed because I thought my cat was in trouble outside 😅

  • @Phoe8D
    @Phoe8D 10 днів тому +1

    do u think people with good self esteem never feel embarrassed or doubt? that validation feels good and rejections hurt. i think they still do feel those things but cope better

  • @ilai7893
    @ilai7893 12 днів тому +2

    Relatively new sub here, thanks for the video; would it be wise or feasible for low self esteem ppl to use grey rock towards those they try to please if they're the source of the tearing down they experience?

  • @natemaher1389
    @natemaher1389 12 днів тому +6

    Was that a cat at 0:20? 😂

    • @jamilatif4869
      @jamilatif4869 6 днів тому

      you can find some jaguars in argentina and find some tigers in polynesia 💕💕💕

  • @StephanieRZ
    @StephanieRZ 12 днів тому

    10:40! ❤❤

  • @latenitehvac868
    @latenitehvac868 12 днів тому

    Interesting I always thought low self esteem was connected to shame

  • @johnjones8850
    @johnjones8850 11 днів тому

    When you said that in general you should trust yourself more, I wish you had a short list of specific questions that someone with low self esteem could ask themselves to see if others critique is valid or not. Your advice could be much more actionable.

  • @eminasora6604
    @eminasora6604 12 днів тому

    Hey Ana! Awesome video! Thank you so much, I really needed this! I was going to ask - I don’t know whether this is really appropriate or in your field of interest but what do you think about what happened in the first round of the Romanian presidential elections? What happened on Sunday kind of captivated the attention of a lot of people, even outside of Romania too, and I’m finding the whole situation really interesting…

  • @CesarSandoval024
    @CesarSandoval024 10 днів тому

    @9:18 my promise is to not drink until Christmas Eve...

  • @AngiePAM18
    @AngiePAM18 5 днів тому

    Could you please share the episode you are talking about? I've never seen the series but I feel like I'd like to watch that episode to reflect on my own situation

  • @TwiceLM
    @TwiceLM 10 днів тому

    I agree with most of it but i think there are givers and takers. Ppl who put others first and ppl who always put themselves first. Accepting ones flaws is also good. Yes I saw you express yourself more not just reading from a book yet it is just groundless opinion if it not backed by research or experience. I am always right because I have a title and a degree doesn't hold. I remember years ago in your doctorate you were not aware of the difference between guilt and shame. It is not a big deal but it is still important in therapy i suppose and it just proves how shallow education is. I know I studied myself and lots of litterature was thrown on us and not everything made sense. And i like smart ppl and you are one of them. But now you try to position yourself as simply knowing because u are a doctor and never give credit to anybody. You went from one extreme to the next.

  • @sportlams
    @sportlams 12 днів тому +90

    you need to find book unveiling your hidden potential by bruce thornwood even if it's the last thing you do in life

  • @theivun
    @theivun 12 днів тому

    BIG like

  • @saadk72510
    @saadk72510 12 днів тому +3

    the thumbnail LOL

  • @TaoMoksha
    @TaoMoksha 11 днів тому

    When someone hates you for no reason….yeah that’s usually what jealousy is about and ego.

  • @cryomancers
    @cryomancers 7 днів тому

    Does self esteem matters at all? Mine was always extremely low and even now I can't completely get off the feeling of hating myself, but what helped me was not boosting it but accepting the fact that I might be an awful unlikeable and incompetent person and live with it
    Like I still view myself like this but it cripples my mental wellbeing a lot less

    • @cryomancers
      @cryomancers 7 днів тому

      Actually I think all my attempts to boost it made it worse long run, ig I don't respond well to manual attempts to change it

  • @banthatracks_gaffisticks
    @banthatracks_gaffisticks 12 днів тому +1

    Peter Pettigrew

  • @scorpiofilm
    @scorpiofilm 12 днів тому

    can you do a video on how to distance yourself from people?

  • @chaoskhaos5061
    @chaoskhaos5061 12 днів тому +4

    wtf is wrong with these comments 😭😭😭😭

  • @duanekaaz3159
    @duanekaaz3159 12 днів тому

    Your Beautiful Inside and Out. :)

  • @AmiyoSarker
    @AmiyoSarker 11 днів тому +1

    did you had any self-esteem problem in any part of your life?

  • @timucintarakc2281
    @timucintarakc2281 11 днів тому

    just be confident bro

  • @VivekSharma-cn2by
    @VivekSharma-cn2by 11 днів тому

    Hi. I am vivek from India. I teach high school students. Your videos really help me understand teenage behaviour and help me motivate my students. Thanks. Is there any social media platform we can connect on so that I may benefit more from your expert advice?

  • @jjhassy
    @jjhassy 12 днів тому

    niche picture for the thumbnail

  • @Durmomo0
    @Durmomo0 11 днів тому

    How can I distance myself from myself?

  • @heyimSkyee
    @heyimSkyee 11 днів тому

    Restaurant lady sounds like a vampire 😂

  • @durandus676
    @durandus676 12 днів тому +1

    1:30 my girlfriend has low self esteem, when I complement her, I am very specific with nongeneric focuses. "you have wonderful cheekbones like god plucked the full moon from the sky and put half on each side of your face" 12:40 nah easy, screamers are evil people, like who tf flips out on a stranger for any reason?

  • @ang695
    @ang695 9 днів тому

    chat, are positive affirmations corny?

  • @FloppedASF
    @FloppedASF День тому

    What if I'm the narcissist what do I do

  • @mathew9851
    @mathew9851 12 днів тому

    What's corny about positive affirmations?

    • @babaganouche9605
      @babaganouche9605 12 днів тому +1

      She never said they were corny. Positive affirmations aren't wrong they just often aren't enough without aligning our actions with our personal values.