Most of us think only the rich, talented, or famous deserve a sense of dignity. We are unaware that this belief is bad because it results in disrespect, low self-esteem, and failure to achieve big things.
No one will respect you if you think you don’t deserve respect because people mainly respect individuals with high self-esteem.
Therefore, you should never feel inferior just because you lack money, trendy items, or other things the society thinks you must have. Always feel worthy in spite of your current circumstances, because a strong sense of self-worth has several advantages.
If you feel worthless, you’ll attract people who feel worthless, and it will be hard for you to take risks or indulge in activities that require self-confidence. But if you reclaim your dignity and feel worthy, you’ll attract confident people who will encourage you to exploit your full potential.
Moreover, if you reclaim your dignity, you’ll never care what people say or think about you because you’ll have high self-esteem, and you’ll believe in your ability to do anything without seeking approval.
Therefore, reclaim your dignity and believe you deserve respect because once you believe that you deserve respect, you’ll have high self-esteem, and nothing will prevent you from achieving what you want because you’ll always believe in yourself.
We only attract what we feel worthy of – Antony Roberts, Beyond Positive Thinking
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Spot on. Society tends to treat you how you treat yourself. The cat that keeps clean is let into the house by the same farmer that keeps the pig in the pens. Yoruba proverb 🙂
That’s true. And I love the proverb.it has a nice message despite being funny, haha..
Anyway, the society is the reflection of who you are..
If you feel worthless, people will treat you like a worthless indivdiual
This is true.
Dignity cannot be granted by the society, you are responsible for providing yourself a sense of self-worth
Thanks. The Truth is what we preach
The power of the declaration lies in its insistence that human rights are predicated on the dignity of the person
True, every individual’s dignity is the foundation of human rights. The fact that people respect themselves forces states to formulate a number of human rights that protect their citizens.