Courtney Macavinta
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420 appearances
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first heard Feb 2017
last heard Feb 2017
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Yes, some bullies have low self-esteem, but really now it's used bullying is used to maintain social capital to maintain high self-self-esteem.
And I think in living in the United States, we have a massive high profile example of that in our new president-elect.
Of what does high self-esteem look like?
What is high self-esteem incarnate?
Look like.
Our philosophy at the Respect Institute is self-esteem is an is a dated concept, and we actually don't need it.
We don't need to focus on it.
We all have it.
But we don't need to focus on developing it, nurturing it, maintaining it because you don't really control it.
It's coming from an outside opinion.
So it's not very empowering.
Self respect, on the other hand, our research shows cut came and was defined from the world of the philosophers, which I really love, where self-esteem is defined by psychology.
And self-respect means knowing you're a unique contributor to the greater whole.
That's what it means.
Very different thing than having a a a certain or high opinion of yourself.
So self-respect is more reliable.
It's also innate.
It is nurtured, you know, and we that's what we work on is our tools of how do you nurture that.
But what's great about self respect is
I I am someone who technically, even with you know, all I've done and this and that, I technically probably on a day to day basis have kind of low self-esteem.
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