What would you say to your 7 year old self?

My feelings are just as important as other people’s. I don’t need to ‘do’ anything to get love and acceptance – I am loveable just for being me. My instincts are there to teach and guide me. I am safe, I can trust life and myself.

What advice would you give to your younger self to achieve the things you hope for?

7 Pieces of Advice I’d Like to Give to My Younger Self

• Everything happens for a reason.
• Focus on one thing at a time.
• You can plan ahead but your plan will definitely change when the time comes.
• Trust your instincts.
• It’s OK to be unsure about your purpose in life.
• Don’t try too hard with people.

What advice would you give your ten year old self?

“Have confidence in yourself. Don’t look for anyone else’s validation for your own happiness or success. Learn to love and respect yourself without worrying if you’re ‘good enough’ or ‘cool enough.

What are five ways you can build children’s self esteem?

Here are things parents can do to help kids feel good about themselves:

• Help your child learn to do things.
• When teaching kids how to do things, show and help them at first.
• Praise your child, but do it wisely.
• Be a good role model.
• Ban harsh criticism.
• Focus on strengths.
• Let kids help and give.

How can I get my 7 year old to be more confident?

12 Tips for Raising Confident Kids

1. Model confidence yourself.
2. Don’t get upset about mistakes.
3. Encourage them to try new things.
4. Allow kids to fail.
5. Praise perseverance.
6. Help kids find their passion.
7. Set goals.
8. Celebrate effort.

What advice would you give to your younger self?

From Robin Marvel, a self-development speaker from Michigan “Respect yourself, that’s the advice I would give to my younger self. Everything you do, all the choices you make, your successes and your failures are all directly related to how you feel about yourself. When you love yourself and live with confidence, your choices reflect that.

What do you wish you had learned when you were younger?

In What I Know Now: Letters to My Younger Self, an anthology by Ellyn Spragin, several women share the advice they wish they had learned when they were younger. In the book, Maya Angelou writes, “You’re itching to be on your own. You don’t want anybody telling you what time you have to be in at night or how to raise your baby.

What should I write to my future self in a letter?

Dear Future Self, Hey girl, slow down for a second—I have some things I want to share. Some stuff is going to happen to you. You won’t be able to plan for it, pencil it in your schedule for when is good for you, or always have someone pick up the phone to guide you through it.