SELF-ESTEEM-- WORK ETHIC

SELF-ESTEEM

Self-esteem means how you feel about yourself. Having good self-esteem is great but low self-esteem causes problems. Self-esteem also mean thinking as highly of yourself as you think of your peers. Remember your level of self-esteem affects how you deal with people and situations. If you have high self-esteem, you see others as equals and co-workers ,not threats; but if your self-esteem is low, you see people as being threats. Self-esteem allows you to do good in everything that you set your mind on doing. Good self-esteem will allow you to want to have your work on time, do a good quality work and help others also achieve.

Self-esteem makes an essential contribution to the life process; which means it is indispensable to normal and healthy development. When we lack positive self-esteem our psychological growth is stunted. With low self-esteem we tend to avoid pain than to experience joy. Negatives have more power over positives. If we have good confident in ourselves, we tend to experience more challenges and opportunities that are available to us. Develop good self-esteem, not bad self-esteem.

Here are some ways to improve your self-esteem:

1. Identify troubling situations.
2. Become aware of thoughts and beliefs.
3. Challenge negative thinking.
4. Adjust your thoughts and beliefs.

Remember you do not have to be happy about every aspect of yourself to have a reasonable self-esteem, just accept yourself as good enough. Take a look at the video that tells you how to overcome self-esteem through your mind:

CHARACTER-WORK ETHIC

CHARACTER

  

 Character defines everything about a person. Isn't not just what we do for others to see, it's who we are even when no one is watching. Good character is doing the right thing because its the right thing to do. Character is what determines our responses to life situations. Character is a set of qualities or values that shape our thoughts, actions, reactions, and feelings. People with strong character show compassion, are honest, and fair, display self-discipline in setting and meeting goals, make good judgments, shows respect to others and maintain self-respect.

Character is an important factor in any sort of environment involving other people. The environment could be at school, around teachers, other students, at work, where interactions with people could bring out the true side of a person under stress. Good character is beneficial to you, having good character means that you have admirable traits. People enjoy and respect you more if you have  good character traits.

Ways that I can improve my character:

Practice self-discipline, develop a stronger will power, and improve my motivation skills.  

Here is a video on Good Character vs Bad

Character:

RESPECT-WORK ETHIC

RESPECT

Respect is a quality we are all capable of giving to others and we should also expect to get it back. Respect is no matter what your job is always have respect for yourself and do your job well. Respect your co-workers no matter how small their job maybe. Respect is also being honest, kind, compassion, and loyal to yourself and others.

Respect is important because it helps you to choose good friends and strength your character. Respect is something earned. It also taking people's feelings, needs, and thoughts into consideration. Respect can not be demanded or forced even though some people thinks so. 

Here are some ways to show and earn RESPECT:

• Ask people how they feel.
• Voluntarily making changes and compromises to accommodate their feelings, desires, and needs.
• Soliciting and allowing feedback, trying to understand them.
• Give them the opportunity to solve their own problems without underestimating them.