-Your self-worth is all about how you view yourself and the value you provide to others. It is very closely linked to your self-esteem, which is how you feel about yourself. Your self-worth is much more important than you might imagine, as it can change your entire mindset and actually keep you from being successful in your personal and professional life. Keep reading if you want to learn how to improve your self-worth.

1) Tell Your Inner Critic to Chill

-If you have low self-esteem or find that you are constantly berating yourself, it is likely the fault of your inner critic. This is the voice in your head that keeps you bringing you down every time you want to think positively of yourself. Maybe it tells you that you can’t achieve something, that you are doing everything wrong, or that you will never be good enough. Not only does it create this negative mindset that is really hard to get past, but you often believe all of these thoughts, continuing to devalue yourself until you truly believe you will never be able to achieve something.

-The first step to finding your self-worth and gaining more confidence is to tell this inner critic to quiet down. It isn’t easy in the beginning, but with time, you will start gaining more tools to focus on the positive aspects of your own talents and successes, not the negative.

2) Celebrate Your Own Successes

-The first way you can begin ignoring that voice in your head and feel good about yourself and your own achievements is to acknowledge and celebrate your successes. Big or small, everyone has something they can be happy or proud of. Perhaps you got into college or graduated with honors, you finished a project at work that was very challenging, or you have learned a new skill that wasn’t the easiest thing to do. Really reflect on your past and present, and celebrate every single success you have had.

3) Surround Yourself with Positive People

-You will get this advice quite a bit when you are working on self-improvement, and the reason is because the people you surround yourself make all the difference. If most of your friends and loved ones are putting you down or lacking the right support, you aren’t going to feel very good about yourself. You need uplifting, supportive people who will help you along the way, encourage you, and keep reminding you of your worth, and soon you will feel that way too.

-Dear fans, dear internet users, learn to value yourself while reflecting the best version of yourself day after day so that you can be the balanced men and women that society needs. In this world full of internally broken people who cannot even express their needs, not even their past hurts, we feel obliged to bring them a positive message that will help them to alleviate their hurts.

-Anne-Vasthi