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Five Ways to Help Teens Build a Sense of Self-Worth http://bit.ly/2ssRGgo

Hostilities usually betray an underlying insecurity. If someone is acting hostile toward you, here are three possible reasons for it: They might wish they were you, they may hate themselves compared to you, or they could see you as stronger than they are and feel threatened by you. Feel compassion for them, they don't have your perspective and you are in the position of power. Use it responsibly.

Here's to hoping you have a Friday that makes you jump for joy! Name something that brings you joy.

Apologizing to your child teaches them personal responsibility via their adult role model. Acknowledging a mistake helps them learn that mistakes aren't the end of the world and even the adults have them sometimes. Take power away from failure and propel children to strive for success even if failure is a step along the way!

Sometimes the person who devalues you the most is yourself. Give yourself the recognition you deserve! Examine all your achievements both great & small so you can legitimately celebrate yourself. You deserve it!

Compromise with loved ones but never compromise your values. Your boundaries and morals are who you are, and people who love you will honor your values so you can all stay true to yourselves.

If the voice in your head says you can't do something, then by doing that thing you prove that internal voice wrong. Live your dream and don't even let you talk yourself out of it.