But you have to find your own sense of worth inside yourself.
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Do I feel as if this person or the situation is trying to take away my sense of worth?
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Our identities and sense of worth were not circumscribed, but are enlarged by serving good causes bigger than ourselves.
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This proved not only important in negotiations with the higher-ups, but also helped re-establish my own sense of worth.
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But the emotional glue trap of my childhood still occasionally influences my sense of worth no matter how vigorously I shake my limbs.
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When we are grounded in our sense of worth, we can more easily value others' dignity while projecting authentic power, empathy and grace.
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I think this is good, because it gives them a sense of worth and purpose, and that is what depression needs to be fought.
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It's also where I found my sense of worth as an entertainer because they accept you with open arms about being different and unique.
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The 2016 State Well-Being Rankings, released on Wednesday, measure how Americans feel about their physical health, social connections, finances, community, and sense of worth.
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After the chaotic collapse of the Soviet Union, in which millions of Russians lost savings and jobs, he restored economic stability and a sense of worth.
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Think about that for a second: Both spectrums of the workforce — entry level and retirement-ready — desire something more than money to feed their sense of worth.
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"Let the mandirs, the temples, be a place where people can come to feel comforted, protected and feel some sense of worth within their life," he said.
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"Some people feel their sense of worth wrapped up in how much they're uploading," Cole reveals about the hamster wheel that some successful vloggers find themselves in.
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It's a lot to put on a haircut and I certainly don't think any new style single-handedly has the power to reframe our sense of worth.
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"Common effects users experience when using the Sacred Smudge Mist is a renewed sense of worth, clarity of self, and the capacity to set healthy boundaries," Young says.
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"They outlined the facets of Trump&aposs behavior that prompted them to speak out:"What makes Donald Trump so dangerous is the brittleness of his sense of worth.
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But for the young person involved, the trafficker was the best available resource for supplying shelter and food, ensuring safety, providing emotional connections and offering a sense of worth.
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Having someone else perceive you as hardworking or smart doesn't necessarily contribute to a long-term sense of worth, nor does it help people be independent or have meaningful relationships.
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They are employed on a contract and earn a living but, more importantly, they are given a sense of worth and access to a welcoming community of students and co-trainers.
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I guess the thing ... But there is no way to stop ... The twinge is you have people with a self-inflated sense of worth, like myself, but it's very common in media, right?
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"Emotionally, she broke me as a child to the point where I still today struggle with my own self-confidence, my self-esteem, my sense of worth," the victim told the judge, according to the official.
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As a result, smart people tend to move on to something else that affirms their sense of worth before they've put in the time to develop the grit they need to succeed at the highest possible level.
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On weekdays, Americans typically spend nine hours at work, so it's easier than ever to derive a sense of worth both from the kind of work you do, as well as your ability to do it well.
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The Sun leaves your sign today and enters fiery Aries, igniting the sector of your chart that rules your sense of worth, finding you working on issues ranging from self-esteem to your budget over the next month.
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"I remember she was impressed with the fact that he was very hands-on with the work that he does in his world and that he knows what his true sense of worth is, just like her," Gavankar told the outlet.
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For more than a century, this labor gave men a real sense of purpose and pride and when the industry was decimated under Margaret Thatcher's watch, thousands of British men lost not only their jobs, but their sense of worth.
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Most employers say that when a candidate negotiates, it conveys confidence in their own abilities and in their sense of worth," Julia Pollak, ZipRecruiter's labor economist, tells CNBC Make It. "Of course, requests need to be reasonable and should have a solid reason behind them.
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In a hundred years, psychiatrists would look at Lydia and say, "Oh, this girl is clearly suffering from X, Y and Z." And they would prescribe her whatever it took to fix X, Y and Z. Then off Lydia would go to fulfill her potential, to find a sense of worth, of happiness.
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The Guardian's Giles Fraser condemned the practice, writing: The irony of the secular Lent of giving up chocolate etc is that it turns a period of self-denial into one of self-regard...It makes it all about me, and most especially, the cultivation of my own beauty or sense of worth.
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Besides seeding the family with an early progressive ethos — Jussie and Jurnee were both with Artists for a New South Africa as teenagers, "and it was not fake work," Ms. Woodard said of their fund-raising efforts and off-camera visits to orphanages — the activism also had an impact on their sense of worth.
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I got a sense of my self — a sense of worth.
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Ember is dying and believes she has lost the ability to feel emotion; Glynn, while attentive to her sister's needs, lacks her own sense of worth. Additionally, it is revealed that Glynn's boyfriend, Wind, committed suicide some years earlier after struggling with depression and feelings of emptiness.
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This creates an environment in which groups attempt to gain their validation and sense of worth from the dominant Han Chinese and the state, internalizing a subordinate position. One author argued that the policing of rural migrant workers in some cities was affected by their status as recognized or unrecognized minority groups.
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Wayne withdraws his proposal leaving Beth to accept Brad's. Imbruglia told Kelly Beswick from Inside Soap that "going out with Wayne helped her repair her self-confidence and gave her back a sense of worth." But she added that Wayne was only ever a "diversion" to suppress her feelings for Brad. Hay believed that Wayne was in need of a "steady girl" like Beth in his life.
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To help distract them from their terror of being taken, Jakob consents to the prisoners' request to form a choir. In doing so, he unexpectedly finds the sense of worth he had craved. As he rehearses the men, he gains their respect, especially that of the embittered prison bully, Bruno (Sal Rendino). Then one day, the man responsible for Jakob's arrest — Oigen (Ken Jennings) - is also imprisoned.
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Love as a word has many different definitions because there are different types of loves. As society advances and modernizes every year, it becomes even more difficult to define. Love has been compared to God because of the power it has over those who believe in it. Love has the ability to be the source of human's happiness, sense of worth, and a source of healing from hurt or suffering.
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According to Jean Piaget, "play provides the child with the live, dynamic, individual language indispensable for the expression of [the child’s] subjective feelings for which collective language alone is inadequate." Play helps a child develop mastery over his innate abilities resulting to a sense of worth and aptitude. During play, children are driven to meet the essential need of exploring and mastering their environment. Play also contributes in the advancement of creative thinking.
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That he would answer his own phone with such alacrity that clerk or secretary would have to scramble to pick it up on the first ring. That he presided at the marriage, in chambers, of a man he had once prosecuted, convicted, and sent away to prison as U.S. Attorney. That he was loved by Democrats and Republicans, liberals and conservatives, and sought the approval of neither to find his own sense of worth.
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In human culture, many micro-inequities can be observed. Examples include the casual use of the term "she" while referring to individuals in occupations that have been predominantly women, such as teachers, nurses and secretaries, and the disrespect sometimes exhibited toward fathers as full-time homemakers. Elimination of micro- inequities is a current focus of universities, businesses and government agencies, as a key diversity strategy. Micro-inequities can slowly and methodically erode a person's motivation and sense of worth according to some experts.
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Hanna Mendelssohn (Batia Bar), an elderly widow, is a proud founding member of her kibbutz and has devoted most of her life to its development. When it is threatened with bankruptcy and privatized, she is forced out of her job as the community's gardener, turning from a hardworking productive member of society into a dependent burden. Although she still believes in the values of social equality and cooperation that characterized the kibbutz in its early years, Hanna struggles to maintain her usefulness and sense of worth in a society undergoing a sudden and profound transformation.
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The Wheel of Wellness was the first theoretical model of Wellness based in counseling theory. It is a model based on Adler's individual psychology and cross-disciplinary research on characteristics of healthy people who live longer and with a higher quality of life. The Wheel of Wellness includes five life tasks that relate to each other: spirituality, self-direction, work and leisure, friendship, and love. There are 15 subtasks of self-direction areas: sense of worth, sense of control, realistic beliefs, emotional awareness and coping, problem solving and creativity, sense of humor, nutrition, exercise, self-care, stress management, gender identity, and cultural identity.
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The cornerstone of his conviction was that, "we must instill in the homosexual community a sense of worth to the individual homosexual", which could only be achieved through campaigns openly led by homosexuals themselves. With the spread of consciousness raising (CR) in the late 1960s, coming out became a key strategy of the gay liberation movement to raise political consciousness to counter heterosexism and homophobia. At the same time and continuing into the 1980s, gay and lesbian social support discussion groups, some of which were called "coming-out groups", focused on sharing coming-out "stories" (experiences) with the goal of reducing isolation and increasing LGBT visibility and pride.
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Witches who gain the ability to move into other territories called , such as Bernkastel and Lambdadelta, are known as Voyagers, to whom few other witches can compare, though their sense of worth is often deterred, and they are even at the risk of losing their souls on their voyages, which they often hope will be endless. Witches of an even higher order are Creators, beings who hold the ability to create something from nothing. Voyagers are said to become Creators at the ends of their journeys, which they fear for unknown reasons. ; : :Bernkastel is a witch known as the Witch of Miracles, and the true main antagonist of the series.
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James Beckett, also commented for Anime News Network, that it reflects on how young people deal with sex, love, and self-identity, and how it affects their "sense of worth". Anime News Network's Jacob Chapman said it features stories of people "learning to accept themselves and love each other". Bridges commented it has a positive message to LGBT watchers, as it depicts "the destructive nature of the closet", while also showing that self-acceptance can strengthen people who are suffering. The Japan Times writer Matt Schley stated that despite being an adaptation of Nagai's Devilman, it felt more like a spiritual successor to Kemonozume, since both handle the subjects of identity, prejudice, religion and star-crossed love.
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In the aftermath of World War II and the Holocaust, Freudian analysis focused on individual guilt and tended not to reflect the new zeitgeist (the emotional interests and needs of people struggling with issues of identity, meaning, ideals, and self-expression). Though he initially tried to remain true to the traditional analytic viewpoint with which he had become associated and viewed the self as separate but coexistent to the ego, Kohut later rejected Freud's structural theory of the id, ego, and superego. He then developed his ideas around what he called the tripartite (three-part) self. According to Kohut, this three-part self can only develop when the needs of one's “self states”, including one's sense of worth and well-being, are met in relationships with others.
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" Joel stitched the three songs together, inspired by the similar approach taken with side two of The Beatles' Abbey Road and by Freddie Mercury and Queen with Bohemian Rhapsody, while Ramone helped intertwine them with backing orchestration. The song "Vienna", which opens up the album's b-side, got inspiration from Joel's trip to Vienna, Austria, where he went a few years after starting his career in musicianship to visit his father. While there, he found that Austrians had a vastly different outlook on life than the one he was familiar with in America. As he recalls, Joel had this realization after taking notice of an old woman sweeping out on the city streets, telling his father that he pitied the woman for having to do such a menial and unimportant task; Joel's father responded by lamenting that the woman was giving herself a sense of worth by doing a service that helped everyone rather than "sitting at home wasting away.
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Justice Brennan also points out that the majority essentially ignored the case of Jenkins v. McKeithen,. a case closely akin to the factual pattern of the current case which was also about an action brought under § 1983, and recognized that the public branding of an individual implicates interests cognizable as either "liberty" or "property" and held that such public condemnation cannot be accomplished without procedural safeguards designed to eliminate arbitrary or capricious executive action. Justice Brennan went on to say > I have always thought that one of this Court's most important roles is to > provide a formidable bulwark against governmental violation of the > constitutional safeguards securing in our free society the legitimate > expectations of every person to innate human dignity and sense of worth. It > is a regrettable abdication of that role and a saddening denigration of our > majestic Bill of Rights when the Court tolerates arbitrary and capricious > official conduct branding an individual as a criminal without compliance > with constitutional procedures designed to ensure the fair and impartial > ascertainment of criminal culpability.
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Although she can probably use guns at an expert level she seems to prefer using "medieval" weapons, most likely because she's had centuries to hone her abilities, more of an impression when used, more effective for defense as well as offense, more direct and personable, and require skill, discipline and training to use effectively giving more value to her sense of worth, and harder for opponents to use against her. Monoc Securities is based in Norway; the company name is consistent with a reference to Odin ("mon" meaning one, "oc" referring to ocular, Odin having only one eye) in Norse mythology, as is the name of the CEO, Donar Vadderung (surname a possible adaptation of "Father + ing", given name "Odin"). Together with Ms. Gard's reference to both Harry and Marcone as "mortals" during the alley-fight and knowledge of runes in Dead Beat, her appearance, affiliation and combat prowess implied she is one of the Valkyries. This is confirmed in the short story "Heorot", where Ms. Gard acknowledges that she is the Valkyrie Sigrun, though she notes that some of the legends are highly inaccurate.
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