Respect Starts With Ourselves.

One Of The Most Significant Characteristics Of Healthy Self Esteem Is That It Is The State Of One Who Is Not At War Either With Himself Or With Others.

Taking On Responsibilities That Properly Belong To Someone Else Means Behaving Irresponsibly Toward Yourself. You Need To Know Where You End And Someone Else Begins. You Need To Understand Boundaries. You Need To Know What Is And Is Not Up To You, What Is And Is Not In Your Control, What Is And Is Not Your Responsibility.

If My Aim Is To Prove I Am 'enough,' The Project Goes On To Infinity-because The Battle Was Already Lost On The Day I Conceded The Issue Was Debatable.

As You Grow In Self-esteem, Your Face, Manner, Way Of Talking And Moving Will Tend Naturally To Project The Pleasure You Take In Being Alive.

We Are Anxious When There Is A Dissonance Between Our "knowledge" And The Perceivable Facts. Since Our "knowledge" Is Not To Be Doubted Or Questioned, It Is The Facts That Have To Be Altered.