Stay Connected
Forming close bonds is not only good for your general well-being but also provides another perspective to your self-criticism.
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- 1How to Be Less Self-Critical
- 2What is Self-Criticism?
- 3How Self-Critical Are You?
- 4More About Self-Criticism
- 5Assessing Self-Criticism
- 6Tips for Becoming Less Self-Critical
- 7Create Balance
- 8Replacing Self-Criticism
Choosing to spend time with people who make you feel good about yourself is an effective way to tackle self-criticism. It boosts your self-confidence and makes you believe in yourself as an individual.
Loved Ones Can Help
Friendships not only take your attention away from such self-depreciation but also highlight the good in you, thereby focusing on what is important.
Furthermore, friends do point out mistakes and failures, keeping you abreast of reality. This way you can have a check-in with reality, as to what really needs to be worked upon, versus something that only you find to be faulty.
Oskar Blakstad (Mar 28, 2016). Stay Connected. Retrieved Oct 02, 2023 from Assisted Self-Help: https://staging.explorable.com/en/e/stay-connected
Browse Full Outline
- 1How to Be Less Self-Critical
- 2What is Self-Criticism?
- 3How Self-Critical Are You?
- 4More About Self-Criticism
- 5Assessing Self-Criticism
- 6Tips for Becoming Less Self-Critical
- 7Create Balance
- 8Replacing Self-Criticism