Low self esteem. Blaming others


by Carla Valencia - Date: 2007-04-12 - Word Count: 337 Share This!


All blame is a waste of time. No matter how much fault you find with
another, and regardless of how much you blame him, it will not change
you. Wayne Dyer

Blaming others is a sign of low self-esteem because in doing so we are not
taking responsibility. If you do not take responsibility you will always be
a victim of your circumstances.

I use to blame everybody and everything in the past until I realized that in
doing so my circumstances were not changing and my self esteem did not
improved. When I became aware of this behavior I took the decision not to
blame anymore. Whenever I find myself blaming people or circumstances I stop
and I say to myself: Is time to take responsibility and I take action. This
new behavior has helped me to build my self esteem because I do not feel the
victim anymore.

Here are some tips to stop blaming others and circumstances:

· If you made a mistake, admit it.
· If there is something in your life you are not happy about, do something
to change it.
· When you find yourself blaming stop and say to yourself: is time to take
responsibility.
· Be open to other's people opinion and if you did something wrong
apologize. Remember that you are not always right.

In his book Six Pillars of Self-Esteem, Nathaniel Branden suggest the
following:

Self-Responsibility:

· I am responsible for the achievement of my desires
· I am responsible for my choices and actions
· I am responsible for the level of consciousness I bring to my work
· I am responsible for my behavior with other people - coworkers,
associates, customers, spouse, children, friends
· I am responsible for how I prioritize my time
· I am responsible for the quality of my communications
· I am responsible for my personal happiness
· I am responsible for accepting or choosing the values by which I live
· I am responsible for raising my self-esteem

If you want to have a healthy self esteem you must practice
self-responsibility. This means that you are accountable for your choices
and action in your life and especially in relationship with your own self.

Copyright © 2005 Carla Valencia
http://www.selfesteemawareness.com
http://eftfree.blogspot.com/

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Carla's professional background includes 15 years working as a Software Developer and Technical Writer with import-export and manufacture companies. Her passion about self-esteem issues had leaded her to write about her personal experiences. Since she was very joung she spent a lot of time researching and interviewing close friends and family on this subject. She has been examining alternative ways of dealing with life on many different levels. She studied Metaphysic, Buddhism, and participated in several workshops to work inside herself. She's been using several techniques since the last 10 years like Hoponopono, Emotional Freedom, Shadow Work and Meditation. She published her first book wehn she was 23, "Let's love ourselves as we are". Her passion: "Give her personal experience to others", her expression: "My life is my teaching". Your Article Search Directory : Find in Articles

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