You question yourself too much
You doubt your decisions, minimise what you do well or need outside validation to feel even a little secure.
How I can help
When it becomes hard to recognise your own value and stand on it
Low self-esteem often mixes with guilt, comparison, harsh self-criticism and difficulty setting boundaries or making decisions without fear.
How it often feels
It often appears in the way you speak to yourself, what you tolerate and how you position yourself with others.
You doubt your decisions, minimise what you do well or need outside validation to feel even a little secure.
You give in more than you want, adapt yourself so as not to upset others and then stay with discomfort or resentment.
You demand too much of yourself, compare constantly and tend to speak to yourself more from failure than from your real value.
Working on self-esteem is not about becoming stronger overnight, but about no longer living so much against yourself and learning to stand more cleanly in your own life.
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Starting therapy can help you build a more solid, less punishing and more honest inner relationship.
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