Self-esteem and results November 7, 2008

On this last day of our focus on the relationship between self-esteem and results, let’s go inside and revisit Nathaniel Branden who told us that one of the components of self-esteem is a feeling of being worthy of happiness. Self-esteem, self-worth, self-regard . . . how do you feel worthy of happiness? Another way to […]

Self-esteem and results November 6, 2008

We’re pondering the connection between results and self-esteem this week, and we’ve focused on distinguishing between internal and external results. Eleanor Roosevelt said: “No one can make you feel inferior without your consent.” We live in a Western culture which emphasizes money.  Some people define their self-esteem by their net worth, income and possessions.  That […]

Self-esteem and results November 5, 2008

We now know we live in a country where we can move past the color of a person’s skin – the external result – and engage with the real person inside. This week, as it would happen, in Study Hall, we are discussing the relationship between results and self-esteem.  Imagine how it feels to be […]

Self-esteem and results November 4, 2008

What a perfect day to continue our discussion of the relationship between our results and our self-esteem. Imagine if you were running for any office – how that must feel – and how it would feel to win and how it would feel to lose.  It would probably be very tempting to allow either of […]

Self-esteem and results November 3, 2008

How do you feel about yourself and about the results that you produce in life?  What are the primary sources from which you draw your views of how you feel about yourself? The subject of this week’s teleclass is the relationship between self-esteem and results.  Nathaniel Branden is among the most respected writers about self-esteem — […]