Self-Worth vs Self-Esteem: Why One Destroys The Other

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Discover the difference between self-worth and self-esteem and which one is affecting the other.
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@brendaarnold9090 Год назад

This answers so many questions, 99% of people have or have had this problem, I have compared myself to others my entire life

@tatianapouladian7901 Год назад

This was an exceptionally valuable talk. I understand, even deeper the value of eliciting Values. And shines a bright light on the question "are you worthy". Thank you for this 🙏

@DamonCart Год назад

You're welcome.

@RupaliChaudhry Год назад

@Damoncart Excellent session. 🙏 👌 Thorough and lucidly explained. God bless!!

@DamonCart Год назад

Thank you.

@chrismclean6687 Год назад

Another brilliant video with great explanations of self esteem and self worth for me.

@DamonCart Год назад

Thank you.

@paulhornsey-pennell1931 Год назад

this is such an interesting perspective for many reasons so thank you for this. the main question that comes to my mind is could this be the distinction for those who are "lost" because they don't know "themselves" because they are following what other people say is of value/worthy? and because we are taught to "be good boys and girls" (other people's values and definition/criteria) until you have your own core values, then you have nothing solid and reliable to then "hold" yourself too and so hopelessly continue to follow the "self worth" concept that ultimately leads certainly to dissatisfaction and ultimately misery and depression.

@tatianapouladian7901 Год назад

Paul, very well said - thank you. Knowing what "my" values are is the key point 👌before we can really honor or love "myself."

@DamonCart Год назад

It looks like your question turned into a statement lol. But I will still say, yes. Part of the haphazard, mostly unconscious, process of creating your self-concept is feedback from others often offered to us when we're children as judgements.

@paulhornsey-pennell1931 Год назад

@@DamonCart it was a statement that this question came to my mind 😆

@olimunnery4131 Год назад

Surely anything to do with the self, and self worth, has to be measured in a subjective way. But using reasonable objectivity as a guide. So the reasonable objectivity would entail being honest with ourselves as to whether our actions and behaviours are generally good, as in doing no intentional harm to others directly or indirectly. And then assessing who we are as a person based on the real world results of our actions. Obviously this is vastly simplified, as the reality is likely to be a great deal more complex than just that. In order to even reach such a stage would mean we will have undergone a lot of self reflection, something many do not seem to do, and learned to understand ourselves and, at least the basics of, how our minds work. Currently I am only 7 minutes into the video, which is very interesting, so may comment again at some point.

@duyngo2370 2 месяца назад

i see you have self-worth mindset from seeing the way you talk, and ur vibe

@DamonCart 2 месяца назад

What do you mean?

@duyngo2370 2 месяца назад

@@DamonCart i meet many high self worth mindset people and i can spot that characteristic from u. Sr for my english bro:

@DamonCart 2 месяца назад

@@duyngo2370 sounds like you're giving me a compliment. Thank you. However, I don't believe in self-worth. I explain in the video how because your self cannot be measured and self-worth implies a measurement of your value, it creates a lot of problems. Self-esteem is different. Self-esteem is how you feel about you. It's important to derive your self-esteem from being satisfied with who you are, which is based on your beliefs about yourself.