Is your Self-worth dependent upon others?

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It is very easy to be defined by the role we are playing and criticize ourselves when we don't do well.

However, we should always remember that successful people don't doom themselves when they make mistakes.
      They have an attitude to look at the mistake from a perspective of improvement. They look at it not to criticise themselves but to see what went wrong and in what ways they can improve.

Then they start giving all their energy to improving it in the best way possible.

Successful people have achieved great heights not because others have recognised their worth since the beginning but they are there because they have recognised their worth even in those times when others didn't.

Always recognise your worth despite the stage of life you are in and keep working upon your self-improvement and success is all yours.

Thanks for giving likes and comments when you agree.

Isha Khanna
www.ishakhanna.com

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