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How Would You Like
To Wake Up Tomorrow
With the Self-Esteem & Unshakable Confidence
In Your Ability To Thrive
Regardless of Circumstances?
Low self-esteem can make life miserable. How many times have you
watched love,
money, or even happiness just go by because you didn't think you were good
enough? If you want to feel better about
yourself and how you deal with life's ups and downs, hypnotherapy could be
for you.
Our self-esteem develops and evolves throughout our lives as we build an image
of ourselves through our experiences with different people and activities.
Experiences during our childhood play a particularly large role in the shaping
of our basic self-esteem. When we were growing up, our successes (and failures)
and how we were treated by the members of our immediate family, by our teachers,
coaches, religious authorities, and by our peers, all contributed to the
creation of our basic self-esteem.
Our past experiences, even the things we don't usually think about, are all
alive and active in our daily life in the form of an inner voice. For people with healthy self-esteem, the messages of the inner voice are
positive and reassuring. For people with low self-esteem, the inner voice
becomes a harsh inner critic, constantly criticizing, punishing, and belittling
their accomplishments.
Low self-esteem can have devastating consequences.
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It can create anxiety, stress, loneliness and increased likelihood for
depression.
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It can cause problems with friendships and relationships.
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It can seriously impair academic and job performance.
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It can lead to underachievement and increased vulnerability to drug and
alcohol abuse.
Worst of all, these negative consequences themselves reinforce the negative
self-image and can take a person into a downward spiral of lower and lower
self-esteem and increasingly non-productive or even actively self-destructive
behavior.
Your level of self-confidence can show in many ways: your
behavior, your body language, how you speak, what you say, and so on.
Low self-confidence
can be self-destructive, and it often manifests itself as negativity.
Self-confident people are generally more positive – they believe in themselves
and their abilities.
If you would like to know more about how Amy Hale could
help you, please contact us today.

595 Forest Avenue
Plymouth, MI 48170
(734) 644-6681
Email: info@changing-lanes.com
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