Self Worth

Without self-worth:

"I'm doing my best and they don't like me. What's wrong with me?"

With self-worth:

"I'm doing my best, and they don't like me. What's wrong with them?"

Remember, it's not called, "That person's approval-worth," it's called "self-worth."

When you approve of yourself, you lose the need to prove it to anyone else.

-Doe Zantamata

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