Book Review: The Complete Idiot’s Guide To Enhancing Self-Esteem
You know there are moments when you have been creative, attractive, and even intelligent. But when it comes to sizing yourself up in the mirror, stepping onto a scale to get weighed, or socializing at a party full of extraverts, you feel like a wallflower that hasn’t been watered in years. Don’t just stand there with your head in the sand! The Complete Idiot’s Guide to Enhancing Self-Esteem shows you how to break through negativity, open yourself to risk and change, and move toward a richer and more integrated life. The book offers quick and easy ways to develop one’s unique personality, foster your talents, think more positive thoughts, overcome your flaws and feel confident in confrontational situations. It also offers straightforward questions that will inspire you to look deeper within yourself. Self-quizzes that will help you see the “real you” more clearly, inspirational thoughts and poems, insights drawn from the experiences of others. And common-sense advice on what to do when feeling insecure.
Authors: Mark J. Warner
Publishers: Alpha Books
Date of Publication: 1999
No. of pages: 265
