Is one's sense of conviction a justifiable cause for not wanting to associate with that person? Some people find themselves very dissuaded simply by the confidence and poise others display in their manner of speaking. A person so certain of his knowledge that he speaks in such a way as to leave little room for doubt is regarded by those who have no such power of certainty as something to hate and sometimes rile against. Are you such a person? Do you stand with such firm conviction that you sometimes find that people dislike you simply because you have that level of confidence? Or are you on the other side of the fence, so unsure of yourself that you instantly dislike someone who displays a great amount of self-efficacy (not to be confused with arrogance, btw)? These people who find themselves uncomfortable around men and women of conviction, are these the same people who refuse to participate in activities they already imagine they are not good at doing, like various games or social activities?
Self-esteem is established by a persons ability to judge their own self-worth and self-efficacy. These two pillars of value must be correctly viewed if our self-assessment is going to be of any merit. How exactly do you go about determining these things? How should a person contemplate self-worth and how best do we determine self-efficacy?
Self-esteem is established by a persons ability to judge their own self-worth and self-efficacy. These two pillars of value must be correctly viewed if our self-assessment is going to be of any merit. How exactly do you go about determining these things? How should a person contemplate self-worth and how best do we determine self-efficacy?
