Realizations Inc

Q. When does one’s level of self-esteem develop?

Q. I’ve been told I have self-esteem issues. Is that a brain thing?

Q. One of my students seems to be turning into a bully. What does that relate to?

Q. One of my children acts like a doormat; the other expects to be treated like royalty. What is wrong with their brains?

Q. What is your definition of self-esteem?

Q. After spending a couple of decades taking care of my husband and four children, I finally obtained my GED and recently enrolled in Junior College. When I leave/return from class, however, my husband often makes derogatory remarks (e.g., don’t bring any of "those lesbian classmates" home). I don’t understand what’s going on and this doesn’t seem fair.

Q. A lady I know frequently finds fault with friends of ours, and shares confidential information. What type of brain does this?

Q. For as long as I can remember I’ve felt negative about myself. How does that happen?

Q. I’ve always struggled with self-esteem issues and I’m not sure why. Can you give me some possible reasons?

Q. How do you deal with negative comments, especially when they are directed toward you?

Q. I could not believe the arrogance exhibited at a recent convention. One of the speakers even said “God gave me a message for you today and He’ll forgive me for taking the time I need.” That was rude to the last presenter who only had a fraction of the allotted time and who had the most helpful content of all! I was SO frustrated! What was with their brains? Where was the moderator?