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Mirror mirror by Guillermo Alonso
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  • Post category:Confidence / Mental health / Self-esteem
  • Post published:May 14, 2016

For every one negative “fact” you’ve decided about yourself, there are other tens of positive facts about you. Choose what to notice about yourself, and value the strengths that you have.

Source: How to Improve Your Self-Esteem – The Ultimate Guide @ Carmen Jacob

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