Self Worth
Person’s Baseline Personality:
Race - (White, black)
Gene pool - (Family)
Childhood - (Love and expressions of love)
Environment - (Community)
Education - (School, GPA)
Things That Shape Us And Molds Us:
Our IQ Intelligence
Our emotional intelligence
Our belief system about the world and other people
Our belief system about our self
Interaction of our personality and social relationships
Accepting ourselves with our flaws, wounds and scars and not shying away from life
Learning to be who we are
Associations and relationships and people you mingle with
Learned behavior and exercising self control
As pages of our subconcience ingrained behavior in life
Our past experience
Life experiences
Feeding of the mind
Counsel you entertain
The values and habits you exact, inculcate and keep
Our vulnerability
Our accountability
Social/Spiritual environment
Our values in life
Our moral fabric
Normal Human Behavior Of Our Senses That No One Escapes:
Thinkers brain
Intelligence that grasps
Feelings that happen
Emotions that run gamut
Sensations you go through
Intuition
Reflection
When Base Is Weak:
Panic
Aversion
Indifference
Cruelty
Anger
Sorrow
Shame
Fear
Greed and envy
Hatred
When Base Is Strong:
Pride
Gratitude
Joy
Generosity
Competitive
Hope
Love
Sympathy
Interest, Curiosity
Attraction, Desire
Your Attitude Towards Life That Helps You Deal With Life:
Your actual attitude
Your outlook
Your motivations
Your inspirations
Feelings
Reactions
Ethics
Emotions
Your Sense Of Self Worth:
Sense of identity
Self esteem
Self extension
Self image
Sense of body
Rational coping
Appropriate striving
Emotional security
Realistic perception
Problem centeredness
Objectivity
Philosophical interpretation
Your schools and universities
Your accomplishments
Success
Well Adjusted Personality As Defined By Several Books On Human Psychology:
Key traits of extroversion and neuroticism
Are you agreeable, concentious and openness
Basic motives and underlying behavior
Interpersonal motives
Positive and negative emotionionality
Difference in emotuonal experiences
Values and moral character
Traits that shapes how we think
Beliefs about the world and other people
Beliefs about yourself
Personality and social relationships
Consistency and stability of personality
Evolution of human nature
Genetic influences on personality
Learning to be who we are
How culture influences personality
Non conscious aspects of personality
Personality and self control
When personalities becoe toxic
Avoidance, paranoia and other disorders
Enigma of being yourself
Personality and the brain
Traits Of Well Adjusted Personality As Leadership Traits:
Far Seeing
Bold
Strong
Confident
Takes Charge
Open
High Self Esteem
Competitive
Enthusiastic
Radical
Well Adjusted Personality As A Thinkers Brain:
Conceptual
Logical
Structured
Imaginitive
Creative
Purposeful
Calm
Observant
Factual
Collabrative
Well Adjusted Personality As A Highly Evolved Being With Evolved Social Skills:
Sociable
Empathatic
Spontaneous
Accomodating
Intimate
What Ultimately Still Defines Us As Stability And A Characteristic Trait:
Our Relationships
Our Livelihood
Our Passions Which Is Our Passtimes
Our Outlook
Our Practicing Religion
Side Note On Practicing Religion That Keeps Us Centered Or Takes Us Back To Our Belief System and keeps Us Sane And Move On In Life Despite Setbacks:
Belief System
Ethics
Manners
Morals
Inspirations
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