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Achieving success in business does not just happen accidentally. Rather, it comes from an on-purpose decision to do whatever it takes to champion your business and yourself in the process. One of the great challenges that many business professionals allow to derail their efforts comes from lacking self-esteem and taking rejection personally. 
There is an interesting word, called RUMINATION, for which there are two definitions. One is 'the act of chewing cud.' The other is 'to go over in the mind repeatedly.' 
You maximize your personal power when you exude an energy of authenticity. When you not only speak from the heart but walk your talk, others get the real you. 
In challenging times, as these are, we can easily fall prey to self-doubt and self-criticism. Exactly when we need to be most effective to move onward and upward, our negative thinking can knock us down and cripple us. 
Close your eyes. Breathe slowly, deeply. Let go of physical tension and psychological stress. Let your awareness come into your heart. 
Dreams do come true. However, if your self-image is tarnished, your expectations of participating in all the great things that life has to offer are likely suffering as well. Perhaps, low self-esteem's greatest cost is the resulting resignation it fosters. We die inside a little more each day.
"Put a lid on it!" Most of us heard this command throughout our childhood mostly from parents, caregivers and teachers. In some instances, this advice was helpful, especially if we were acting out in ways that might hurt ourselves or others. 
How do you see yourself? Have you ever thought about it? Whether you realize it or not, we are constantly making judgments about ourselves. 
If you're anything like me you've probably spent more time than you'd like to admit trying to 'fix' your various 'flaws.' Although I may pretend otherwise, many of my own goals, desires, and even my motivation to 'grow' has often come from a deep place of insecurity within me - thinking that if I could just fix what was wrong with me, then everything would be okay. 
Almost all of us grew up with either reading the Peanuts comic strip in the newspaper or watching the now traditional cartoons at Halloween, Thanksgiving and Christmas. Since its debut in 1950 until its creator Charles M. Schulz died in February 2000, many life lessons were portrayed through these simple yet timeless stories. 
What does it mean to be successful? Ask any number of people and you are likely to hear any number of different answers. Is being successful about your career, your relationship, your financial status, your health, your possessions, your home or your level of happiness? Or is it about something else? 
We all have a set of rules we follow which serves as a guide to our lives. For the most part, these rules exist in the background. Although they are often concealed from conscious awareness, they shape our expectations and interactions. 
I've always been fascinated by ongoing sensationalized stories in the media. It's easy to get caught up in the drama of these stories, to blame the insatiable appetite of the twenty four hour news cycle, or to judge the particular people involved. 
It is important to learn from our past, but not to live there. Everyone of us has made choices that we wish we hadn't or would have handled differently, and that's okay. 
Studies show that at least 85% or more of the world's people suffer from some degree of lacking self-esteem. Although one might think that such challenges are only characteristic of the poor, uneducated, or lower socio-economic members of society, people from all walks of life can suffer situational or more widespread challenges with their levels of self-esteem. 
"Who am I to show up?" screamed the voice inside my head as I was about to go on stage and do a presentation on WOMEN AND SELF - LEADERSHIP to an audience of 100 businesswomen in New York City. 
Everybody needs some time to shine, time to be recognized, special, admired. It's not selfish: it's human. 
Conservatively 85% of the World's people suffer from diminished Self Esteem. High self-esteem is a critical component necessary for attracting abundance, rewarding relationships, happiness, peace of mind, and fulfillment. Those possessing a high degree of self-esteem possess the following 5 critical components. 
In the language of ancient Hebrew, the word woman is translated as two pictures that signify 'mighty' and 'warrior'. The pioneer women of the Americas were warriors - they were women of relentless determination, whose tenacity helped them to conquer poverty and loneliness. 
