27 Genius Ways to Boost Your Self-Esteem Every Day

Oct 8, 2019 | Clinical Psychotherpy

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Some days, you feel like you could totally take on the world. And others, well, not so much. It’s a fact of life that everyone has those moments when their self-esteem tank is a little depleted. But there are plenty of different ways you can bring your confidence back up again. And it won’t take weeks or months, either—you can do it today.
The next time you could use a confidence boost, try these 23 methods that’ll make you instantly feel great about yourself again. From how you move your body to what you’re wearing, we’ve rounded up the easiest ways to give yourself a major self-esteem boost in seconds!

Make a list of your goals and how you’re reaching them

Even if it feels like you’re a long way off from becoming the person you want to be, writing down the goals you hope to accomplish and how you’ve taken steps toward achieving them can give you a serious self-esteem boost in the short-term.
“Set a goal and see how you’re getting closer to meeting it,” suggests Oklahoma-based clinical psychotherapist Kevon Owen, LPC. If you’re hoping to go back to school to finish your degree, for example, make a note of how you called to attend an information session; if you want to lose weight, write down the date when you signed up for the gym. “Whatever it is, look at how well you’re doing or how you’re progressing and watch how it impacts that self-esteem,” he says.

Kevon Owen is a featured contributing author in this article. To view the entire article and slides please visit this link. To schedule an appointment or speak with Kevon please visit his website at this link. Https://198aa5acea.nxcli.net or call 405-740-1249.

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