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We are living in the greatest time in human history. Yet with all the fantastic advancement of modern society today, I believe our mental health is actually moving backward. From my work, it appears many more people today suffer from depression, insecurity and low self-esteem than ever before. 
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Low self-esteem affects the way you see yourself, do your job, and relate with the people around you. Learn to overcome it with these quick tips.
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"This exercise is particularly useful for those quiet types who may need a push and a structured approach in practicing this skill. Learning this important skill will allow them to become better at talking about themselves and their ideas, values and achievements without appearing over bearing or self-centred. You can run this exercise for an existing team or for a group of individuals from different backgrounds. Even those who are not naturally quiet would benefit from the structured approach used in this exercise to practice their story telling techniques." Read the full article to obtain the complete exercise to help you tell stories about your skills and your accomplishments using a set of storytelling prompts. The exercise includes:
Via Ariana Amorim, Kim Zinke (aka Gimli Goose)
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May 7, 2014 1:36 AM
You could run this exercise as a team building event, to draw stories out about an organization, or for personal reasons. Once people get into this exercise, it'll inspire them to create a new batch of mission cards so they can continue the exercise. Get someone to record the stories. |
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We often take our self-esteem for granted. Having a better understanding of its role in our lives can provide a gateway to an improved understanding of ourselves.
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Trust yourself.
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