Everyone is an “Imposter”
byWe all become “imposters” if we over-attach our identity to a rigid understanding of ourselves, so expanding our sense of self can help us feel…
self-esteem
Self-Deprecating Humor: The Good and The Bad
bySelf-deprecating humor is the new normal in our lives. How does such humor reveal secrets about your self-perception? How can you use such humor to…
Why Grinding At School May Be Detrimental
byThere is a fine line between working hard and overworking, and the latter, according to Dr. Damour, has detrimental effects on a student’s self-esteem….
Mani-Pedis and a Diaper Change
byArticle in Brief: The author writes about the risks of instilling superficiality in children by encouraging them to indulge in spa treats and designer outfits….
Self-Esteem is a Lifelong Process
byArticle in brief: the author explains how a child living in a nurturing home during his/her early years can develop a strong sense of self-esteem that…
About That Selfie
byArticle in Brief: The author looks at how people are allowing social media to take over their lives through its incessant use and reliance for…
Grow a Healthy Relationship with Your Children
byArticle in brief: Children and teenagers who don’t have a healthy relationship with their parents can get a very low self-esteem which can make them…
Loving Yourself Despite Your Flaws
byThis piece represents a great factor that seems to play on the minds of people regardless of where they come from. It is a phenomenon…
Teaching Your Children Trust
byIllustration by Fatma AlHashemi (@F_Fotography) Trust is a skill to be learned and a choice to be made. Trust can be fragile when it is…