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A private life is a happy life. Seriously. The older I get, the more I’m able to appreciate the value of privacy, without the associated guilt I used to feel about implementing it.

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You don't need to impress other people, you must be yourself....
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You don't need to reveal everythingfor you to recognize.
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You can prove it even though you didn't post it.
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Posting your problems, people only  judging you.
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There is always a limitations and set of boundaries.

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There is always a limitations and set of boundaries.

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MICO DOMINGO

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Don't expect RESPECT from others,  until you learn to respect YOURSELF first.

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Don't expect RESPECT from others,  until you learn to respect YOURSELF first.

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MICO DOMINGO

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Respect is for those who DESERVE it, not for those who DEMAND it.

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Respect is for those who DESERVE it, not for those who DEMAND it.

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You must know your limits in social media.

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You must know your limits in social media.

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MICO DOMINGO

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Trust Yourself

We are transitioning from a knowledge-based to a wisdom-based economy. It’s no longer about what you know, but what you do with what you know.  In the wisdom-based economy, it’s about balancing “the head” and “the heart” in everything you do and how you do it.

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Don’t Compare Yourself to Others

People who don’t have a good sense of their own self-worth tend to waste their time comparing themselves to others – rather than focusing on how their unique talents can give them a competitive advantage.   As such, whenever you compare yourself to others, you risk losing your identity and further minimizing your value.

The potential for innovation in the workplace weakens as people continue to brand themselves with other people’s content.   Instead, focus on spending your time developing the skill-sets and characteristics that naturally lie within your uniqueness into roles & responsibilities that will allow your inherent talent to flourish.   Be original and create your own platform. The key is how you – and you alone – convert your lemons into lemonade.

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Don’t speak badly about yourself. Don’t let your mistakes or weaknesses define who you are. Don’t say, “I’m a loser, no one loves me, I hate myself.” You will soon believe what you say. On the other hand, if you say to yourself, “I am a person worth loving and respecting,” you will start to believe it about yourself. Remind yourself of your strengths and the qualities you have to offer others. Ericka has some insight into how she has learned to respect herself. “I made friends with people like me, got rid of friends that put me down, and before I knew it, I was happier than ever before. No one can truly understand the way you think, the way you do things and act. Being different is a blessing, not a curse. So, respecting yourself is to love who you are and love your personality.”

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Don’t let other people’s thoughts about you shape who you are. There are many people who allow themselves to be forever shaped by what others have said or done to them. How sad. These people easily become approval addicts. They look to others for their self-esteem. It’s like they are saying, “Please love me, so I can love myself. Please accept me, so I can accept myself.” These people will always feel a shortage of self-respect, because they never allow themselves to break free from the grip of others.

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Be responsible. Do the things you need to do. Janice commented with a list of practical ways to show self-respect: Take care of yourself. Brush your teeth, comb your hair, dress nicely (not to bring attention, either over-fashionably or sloppily), don’t overeat (or undereat!), eat what is good for you, and drink water. More importantly, to take care of yourself, read your Bible and pray. Just doing what you know is the right thing to do will cause your self-respect to skyrocket–whether it’s doing your homework, chores around the house, or showing up to work on time.

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If you want others to respect you RESPECT YOURSELF FIRST. 😉

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Give respect to others so you can receive respect too. 😊