“I love you.” It might be one of the most common phrases in human interaction. It’s one of the first things that many toddlers hear and learn to say back, and often the last thing couples, family and friends say to each other before parting ways or going to bed at night. And, for all the times you say this to others…. have you ever stopped to think about how often you say it to yourself? How often do you look into the mirror and say “I love you”? Of course, self-love doesn’t necessarily mean talking to yourself out loud, but the idea behind it remains the same. You as a person need to understand that how you love yourself lays the foundation for how you love others and even how others love you in return.

When we are alone, instead of being ourselves and fully enjoy ourselves, most of us yearn for a relationship. However, in the relationship, we hide vital part of ourselves behind a mask, and then we wonder why we are unhappy. It is important that you learn to be yourself because it is an indispensable element to have high self-esteem.

Here’s something special about a person who knows—and shows—how unique they are. Whether it’s an eccentric sense of style or a mind full of unusual ideas that challenge the norm, they don’t hold back. You can see their confidence from across the room, and it’s an aura we should all aspire to radiate.

So without caring what other people think, start telling your story the way it was meant to be told. Embrace all your distinctive quirks, and don’t forget that your opinion of yourself is what matters most.

It is when you accept yourself as you are and you act according to your particular way of being, without complexes, stereotypes or imitations of any kind. You are aware that you are different, and you enjoy it. You focus on using your strengths and overcoming weaknesses but also go without unconfiguring your individual essence.

Just as all people have the right to a name and a number of single card, there is also a hallmark of your personality. You have to make an effort to find yourself. You were born in a particular household with certain rules, beliefs, culture, traditions, etc. But there comes a time where you have to choose for yourself and find your own ideas.

When you visualise and fulfil purposes, then you realise you have the power in your hands to accomplish great things.

When I’m in a room full of strangers, I never really know how to interact. I listen more than talk, and I overanalyze every movement, word, and thought a hundred times in my head before I react to my surroundings. Just writing that sentence made me feel exhausted; however, this happens more often than I would like to admit.

So much popular self-help advice suggests that we must "learn to love ourselves." It’s good advice, but how exactly do we do it?

It's not so simple: We often believe that we do love ourselves, and yet our actions and reactions suggest otherwise. Loving yourself is essential to your personal growth, to the fulfillment of your dreams, and to developing healthy, happy relationships with others. Instead of trying to just talk yourself into believing you have self-love, foster compassion for yourself with these three practical steps:

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1. How to Be Yourself
2. 3 Ways to Do It
3. How to Be Yourself More
4. Make Yourself Happy Every Day
5. Essential steps anyone can follow
6. Speak From the Heart
7. How To Sell Yourself
8. How to Free Yourself
9. See Yourself Means Everything
10. Regenerate Yourself After a Layoff
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12. How to Succeed at Being Yourself
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