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Books > Health, Home & Family > Self-help & practical interests
Remind your extraordinary self to hold your head high as you go
throughout your day. Snarky feminists and crafty cross-stitch
lovers alike will love carrying around this notebook that lets them
proudly display their opinions. And as a bonus, at the back is a
tear-out pattern you can use to recreate the original cross-stitch
cover design, along with a photograph of the final piece and a
colour-coded key. Also includes 160 college-ruled pages and a
double-sided pocket for storing loose papers.
Most people think of low self-esteem as a disadvantage. Now an
acclaimed spiritual teacher and New York Times best-selling author
shows you how to embrace it as your superpower.
Do you struggle to feel worthy? Have you tried countless methods to
overcome self-doubt that don’t make you feel any more confident—or, in
fact, make you feel worse because you’re failing at them? What if you
could discover the secret gifts that low self-esteem can give?
Candidly sharing her personal experience of struggling with self-worth,
Denise Linn reveals the powerful perceptions she gained on her own
journey of redefining her narrative and embracing her life. And she
guides you to find your own path.
You’ll learn to identify the personal source of your low esteem,
whether it stems from your biochemistry, your childhood experiences,
your culture or religion, or the energy of the people and things around
you. Maybe you’re feeling drained by predecessor energies, past lives,
or toxic “dream stompers” in your life right now. Maybe you’re an
empath and absorbing the negative emotions of those around you. Maybe
you’re influenced by social media, the news cycle, or even the cycles
of nature. Whatever the case, Denise shows you the great benefits of
low self-esteem and strategies to support you when it can feel
overwhelming.
You’ll discover:
- How to be a glorious imperfectionist
- The upside of rejection
- The unexpected benefits of imposter syndrome
- How stress can be good for you
- The holy act of radical self-acceptance
- And much more
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