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Quick Fix: Is Low Self-Esteem Your Problem or Your Excuse? Blaming problems on low self-esteem is a way to avoid the harder-to-accept truth of poor intellectual or social abilities. |
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AskMen.com
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Scientific American
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Shout It Out Be proud of your success -- and fearless in speaking up about it. Give your self-esteem a shot in the arm, and increase your personal power with these tips. |
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