How You Define Yourself Is Important

Written By Sandra Smith
 

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  • Your self-perception is tied up with how you define yourself.

  • Always remember: the words you say to yourself matters.

  • How you define yourself can help or hinder you in just about everything you do.

 
 

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Having an inaccurate definition of you based off of past patterns and messages can impact you negatively, so get up-to-date by creating a definition of yourself that reflects the best you.
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There are so many pieces to creating the solo life you dream of, and it can get confusing real fast. It’s worth it to take your time — study what you need to learn — so you can grow and build your ideal life.

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Host Sandra Smith:

Have you ever taken the time to define yourself? You know, define yourself as in how you describe yourself? Well, we’re going to look into that question today…(click here for full transcript)

 

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