1. Chapter 3 Self-Esteem and you

2. Self-Esteem and You
Self-Esteem is a measure of how much you value, respect, and feel confident about yourself. (How much you like yourself)
People with high self-esteem feel good about themselves.
People who have low self-esteem do not feel good about themselves.
Having a Healthy Self-Esteem is very important.
People who have healthy self-esteem are between high and low levels of self-esteem.

3. High Self-Esteem
People who have high self-esteem share many characteristics.
They feel good about themselves.
They know their strengths and weakness.
They accept who they are.
They like their physical appearance.
They do not let negative comments affect them too much.
They are more likely to choose healthy behaviors.
Most importantly they like themselves.

4. Low Self-Esteem People with low self-esteem also share certain traits.
They do not feel good about themselves.
They may be very affected by what others say.
Low confidence.
Unhappy with physical appearance.
Often they do not make healthy choices.

5. How People Affect Your Self-Esteem
Your level of self-esteem changes as you grow emotionally.
Factors that influence self-esteem:
Friends
Family
Teachers
Coaches
YOU

6. The Media and Your Self-esteem
How can the media affect your self-esteem?
TV, magazines, movies, music videos, and social media.
The media tends to show only people who are successful and unusually attractive.
When we compare ourselves to these people it can make us uncomfortable with our body image .
Body Image is the way you see and imagine your body.

7. Self Concept Self-esteem is how you feel about your self.
Self concept is the way you imagine and see yourself as a person.
Your academic self-concept is how you see yourself as a student.
Your physical concept is how you see your physical abilities.
Your social concept is how you see yourself in relationships.

8. Three Keys to Healthy Self-Esteem
Building Self-Esteem
Three Keys to Healthy Self-Esteem
Your actions affect the way you feel about yourself.
Integrity is your ability to take responsibility for your actions.
Respect yourself. Respecting yourself means knowing what is right for you and what is wrong for you.
Be Assertive. Being assertive means acting on your thought and values in a honest, respectful way. Having confidence in yourself.

9. Seven Way to Healthy Self-Esteem
Get to know yourself.
What do you like?
What are your weaknesses?
Accept yourself. Accepting yourself means that you do not want to change your personality.
Be good at something. Do you have any hobbies?
Set a goal. Start small and work your way to bigger goals.
Be positive. Positive thoughts build confidence and a healthy self-esteem.

10. Seven ways to Healthy Self-Esteem
Turn problems into challenges. Looking at problems as challenges will help you deal with disappointments in a positive way.
Do something for others. Volunteering allows you to share your strengths with other people.