Self Worth

As you learned in the video, the 3 Pillars of Change are comprised of self worth, personal identity, and purpose. Much of a person’s self-worth is tied directly to the safety and well-being of the child and to the strength of the parents.

• Parents lay the foundation of life, not schools, churches, agencies, friends, etc.
• What a person learns at home lasts the longest.
• A person’s perception of their worth and value will increase.
• Strong self-worth produces a positive attitude toward self and others.
• Self-worth is important to happiness and progress in life.
• You will learn, understand, and appreciate the hard lessons of life.
• You will place high value on your right to choose.
• You will develop the courage to do what is right, not what is easy.
• You will learn to value, love, recognize, and embrace truth.
• Be aware of and promote the need to care for yourself (Physical, Emotional, and Spiritual Health)
• All major decisions in life have a direct connection to self-worth.