Everyone is good at something and to develop self-esteem you just have to find your niche, as they say.
Best of all, once you find your niche and develop your self-esteem it becomes part of who you are and your personal character.
As your self-confidence develops, it will be with you no matter what you choose to do in life and it is completely transferable into all aspects of your life and whatever endeavors you choose to participate in.
Now then, why not find self esteem in the way you hunt for bargains, save money, or enjoy frugality? You will indeed be killing two birds with one stone because you will be saving money and lots of it on one hand, and you will be developing skills that will lead to greater self-confidence, which will directly relate to your self-value-system and self-esteem.
Although this idea might sound crazy to you, that is only because you've never heard of the concept before, it has actually been working for many people around my community.
In fact, I sat down with a retired lady at the local Starbucks and she told me all about it.
You see, they have a whole club and they specialize in finding all the bargains around town.
They know every 2-for-1 brunch special, every thrift store, and every major sale going on around town at any given time.
They know where the discount theater matinees are and who gives the best senior citizen discounts.
No kidding this group is on the warpath and they all have a very high self-esteem and are quite proud of themselves in their frugality.
Indeed, when we talked about the recession they just laughed, and they said don't worry about us we're doing fine and she pulled out a file box full of coupons and asked me if I wanted any.
In fact, there were several items that I buy quite frequently and I thanked them.
Please consider all this.
Best of all, once you find your niche and develop your self-esteem it becomes part of who you are and your personal character.
As your self-confidence develops, it will be with you no matter what you choose to do in life and it is completely transferable into all aspects of your life and whatever endeavors you choose to participate in.
Now then, why not find self esteem in the way you hunt for bargains, save money, or enjoy frugality? You will indeed be killing two birds with one stone because you will be saving money and lots of it on one hand, and you will be developing skills that will lead to greater self-confidence, which will directly relate to your self-value-system and self-esteem.
Although this idea might sound crazy to you, that is only because you've never heard of the concept before, it has actually been working for many people around my community.
In fact, I sat down with a retired lady at the local Starbucks and she told me all about it.
You see, they have a whole club and they specialize in finding all the bargains around town.
They know every 2-for-1 brunch special, every thrift store, and every major sale going on around town at any given time.
They know where the discount theater matinees are and who gives the best senior citizen discounts.
No kidding this group is on the warpath and they all have a very high self-esteem and are quite proud of themselves in their frugality.
Indeed, when we talked about the recession they just laughed, and they said don't worry about us we're doing fine and she pulled out a file box full of coupons and asked me if I wanted any.
In fact, there were several items that I buy quite frequently and I thanked them.
Please consider all this.