Self-Respect Is a Skill

Self-respect is a skill!
How to Stop Accepting Less Than You Deserve, Break the Habit of People-Pleasing, Build Unshakable Confidence, and Create a Life Backed by Discipline and Standards
Headline
It isn't lack of confidence, it's the practice of self-betrayal.
So if you've ever felt, "I'm working hard, I'm being kind, I'm doing "everything right," but still feel overlooked, undervalued, or silently frustrated with your own life, this book will help you to see yourself differently-and see yourself differently in the world.
Relate
When you need to say no, do you find yourself doing it but feeling resentful later? Do you accept and put up with behaviors you don't respect due to fear of conflict, rejection, or misunderstandings?
Know you can do more but settle for less than you can, your standards, or your worth?
You're not weak. You're not broken. But you're not alone.
It is not a lack of talent or drive that many ambitious, intelligent, hardworking individuals fall short of their potential; it is simply that they did not learn this critical skill: self-respect in action. The book is for those who seem confident in public but feel depleted, ignored or trapped on the inside. It's for those who are tired of over-explaining, over-giving and under valuing themselves.
This book knows you if you've ever felt frustrated with yourself for not following through, for not speaking up or for not walking away sooner. More important, it demonstrates how to change.
This book will enable you to do the following:

• Quit carrying, without fault or justification, behavior, opportunities and relationships that suck you dry.
• Stop false self-trust and self-confidence from getting destroyed by people-pleasing behaviors.
• Build steady self-assurance without relying on motivation; rather, based on discipline and consistency.
• Have high expectations for work, relationships and life, but not high expectations of being arrogant or rigid.
• Learn to be a man or woman of honor, honoring their own word and their wordings, rather than by fear or mood.