Learn to accept yourself more

Self-acceptance and self-esteem are formed since we were very young. These personality traits can be influenced by your parents, siblings and people you met.

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Some questions to ask yourself

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  • Do you really like your job? (An energy and soul killer)
  • Do you really like your friends? (A lot of people say there is nothing they can do about this one, yes there is, drop them!)
  • Do you like your body? (The easiest thing in the world to change)
  • Do you like your personality? (If you met yourself on a night out would you like yourself?)

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How to Accept Yourself

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  • Practice receiving a compliment with a simple “thank you” instead of brushing them off by saying “its no big deal.”
  • It’s useful to keep in mind that, while you will never be perfect, you can become a perfect you. 
  • By identifying the areas of your own life you want to change, you are on your way to building lifelong success.

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Learning To Accept Yourself Unconditionally

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  • Find someone who you can really trust and feel safe to talk about your feelings and your past experiences without making you feel ashamed by disclosing them.
  • Remember that the best way to allow ‘YOU’ to accept yourself unconditionally is through understanding of your own thoughts and emotions!
  • When you’re able to fully understand yourself, you’ve developed the ability to rise above and look at yourself HONESTLY.

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5 Steps from wikiHow

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  1. Instead of looking and focusing on all of the negative things, find and focus on all the good qualities you possess.
  2. Make a list of all the bad qualities you have and of all the good qualities you have and compare.
  3. Every time you look yourself in the mirror call out something good about yourself.
  4. Instead of feeling bad about yourself, every single day do something to correct your perceived flaws.
  5. Tell yourself every day that you are a beautiful and unique person.