Self Esteem – Understanding and Improving Low Self Esteem

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Self Esteem – Learn the root causes of low self-esteem, and how you can improve your esteem and become more confident. Coach Craig and Margaret discuss the effects of low self esteem in daily life and relationships.

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Vicky Networks Worldwide says:

Margaret – thank you for sharing your knowledge and views with us all…By the way the new haircut looks great…

Corleone Corleone says:

It's amazing how my low self esteem caused me to sabotage my own relationship…..all I can do from here is grow.

Nicole Tobey says:

Hi Craig, thank you once again for an encouraging video! I feel that I do have a lot to offer the world and I am offering a lot to the world. I do love myself. I guess I get stuck with not understanding how he can feel that he doesn’t love me anymore. I have been pushing myself to become better by volunteering at my local animal shelter, socializing more with friends, losing weight, and I joined a hiking group which I absolutely love. I feel that I am nurturing myself but the pain still continues. It’s been six weeks of no contact. Prior to that it was about four months of slowly detaching of which I think I was in denial until November. What advice you have for my situation? Thank you so very much! Nicole
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M C says:

How would you handle a guy you are seeing (whom happens to be your ex) whom often talks about hot celebrities or brings up hot celebrities every now and then when they know it makes you uncomfortable. He said it doesn’t bother him. I know that they are celebrities and it’s a fantasy pretty much however, he doesn’t think it’s a big deal. For him it’s not a big deal but how do I talk to him or convey this message that it bothers me and or makes me feel disrespected without starting a fight or seem insecure?

goduxunike says:

My Low self-esteem was the number one reason why my relationship ended. Sad to acknowledge this.

Vince Garza says:

Margaret is so wonderful to listen to…

Chrissy Karr says:

Yes I am very happy to understand the negative impact my parents had on me.. In fact they continue to dis credit me well into adult hood…lately I have written them off and will no longer see them since I feel they are toxic..the recent break up with my ex made me feel so terrible about who I am and Im trying to change by knowing what is the reason why this rejection continues..i bought tbe books from Coach Craig and will start to read them…im am have trouble with my computer…Is there a hard copy we can have sent….I plan on getting the hour coaching…but dont quite have skype…my ex calls me still every 2 weeks and takes me to a movie or dinner and a movie…and was the one that said we can be friends…I really cared and know I loved him and feel very upset that he did break up with me…I should have done no contact immediately…but I didnt know anything..still need to know how to handle it as its come this far…sad and trying to keep my head up…

Ghostly PiKaChU says:

Earlier I had bumped into ur videos as I was facing some romantic relationship issues. But as I kept listening to ur videos, I found that there is so much I have learnt. Especially on importance of right upbringing of children to have healthy secure adult relationships. Nice work u r doing ! Thanks so much, really feel good. And u both coaches , u and Margaret look so cute together. 👌

Ben Matthews says:

I have a really hard time taking complements and also I really do criticise my self terribly. My father was critical about everything I did as a child and used verbal abuse as a way to strengthen my character, so he thought.

Overcomer 2017 says:

This all reminds me of cognitive dissonance? Thank you for the great insight.

Transfurgroomers1 says:

Brilliant, Margaret! Love you both.❤

Anthony Hurtado says:

I love listening to you both….when I’m feeling desperate to call or to beg my ex to come back to me, i turn you on that’s when I change my mind. You stress we need to work on ourselves first….how exciting is that! That’s what got us separated in the first place, my low self esteem. That best part is you not only talk about getting g our ex back but also why relationships fail why they failed and how to work on ourselves. Once we work on ourselves we may realize it’s not the ex we want back but to feel better about ourselves. The ex is someone to help fill in the the emptiness.
Thank you both for your precious time!

S ESTRADA says:

This spoke to me completely

fishstyx says:

My ex said she never gets mad. Well if she ever was unhappy she never showed it. She never told me once in our six month relationship that she was unhappy. She told me her last boyfriend would purposely try to make her mad. Well now I understand why he did that. How do you know if something is bothering someone if they are always displaying happiness. Well the only time she showed negative emotion was when she texted me she wanted to be just friends. She couldn't even face me. Is this fake happiness to hide something else or why do they act happy and never show negative emotion? Then 3 weeks later after telling me she just wanted to focus on herself and not having to worry about a relationship I find out she's in another new relationship. Drives me crazy…lol.

Clair says:

I'm funny, I am a good communicator, and I'm an excellent problem solver. I am also charming. If I do say so myself. 🙂 Thanks Margaret! 🙂

Clair says:

The Rebel, yep that describes me.

La Bruja Teatral says:

This was absolutely powerful. Thank you both. I enjoyed the humor and the examples that can lead to a better self.

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