Good morning, my name is Xin Tan and I am Coach Fei Yun. I will provide you with a warm and attentive ear as you share your story with me.
I empathize with your situation. Your self-confidence has been influenced by your background, family circumstances, and your parents' strength, which has led you to perceive yourself as inferior to other students.
As you mentioned, you have a high level of self-esteem, which is why you are concerned about the reactions of others. At the same time, you are also very honest, admitting that you are somewhat hypocritical and do not want your classmates to see your family situation when you video chat with your parents.
"Everything that happens is bound to help me," at least from the above, I can see that you are positive, enterprising, and unyielding, as well as being truthful and honest. I believe you have the potential to be a valuable asset to our team.
Let us examine these issues and their solutions.
First, we will examine the concept of an inferiority complex.
An inferiority complex is a form of self-evaluation that leads to the belief that one is incompetent and weak. This often results in a feeling of inferiority compared to others. However, research has shown that this self-evaluation is inaccurate. There is no significant difference in ability between individuals with and without an inferiority complex.
An inferiority complex is a form of self-evaluation that leads to the belief that one is incompetent and weak. This often results in a feeling of inferiority compared to others. However, research has shown that this self-evaluation is inaccurate. In fact, individuals with an inferiority complex often possess the same abilities as those who are confident.
Everyone has their own inherent patterns, which they initially observe and learn from their family and parents, and which they often bring into their various relationships.
I recommend the book Inferiority and Transcendence for your consideration. The renowned psychologist Adler experienced feelings of inferiority from an early age. This book posits that we all possess an inferiority complex, and that a certain degree of perceived inadequacy provides the impetus for action and a drive to excel.
Confidence is defined as having faith in oneself and a positive outlook on the future.
A person's self-confidence is closely tied to their sense of self-worth. Self-worth can be defined as a subjective evaluation of oneself. A child who is frequently affirmed, praised, and approved of by their parents will typically exhibit a high sense of self-worth and confidence.
It is likely that children who are constantly criticized and rejected by their parents will become easily hurt, sensitive, and suspicious, and will develop a low self-esteem.
As children, our parents served as our primary source of emotional support and guidance, providing us with the psychological nourishment necessary for healthy development.
As adults, we have the opportunity to serve as our own significant others and nourish ourselves.
The most straightforward and impactful method to enhance your self-worth is to consistently provide yourself with constructive feedback, affirmation, praise, and acceptance.
How can we optimize our personal well-being and achieve greater happiness?
It's a straightforward process: take stock of your current situation and express gratitude for what you have.
It's a straightforward process: take stock of your current situation and express gratitude for what you have. This is an effective method for achieving happiness.
Individuals who demonstrate this quality are often referred to as "optimists," while those who consistently dwell on potential risks and perceived shortcomings are typically regarded as "pessimists."
Similarly, optimism and pessimism are habits and patterns of life. Psychological research has demonstrated that optimism can be cultivated. One key reason why optimists focus on what they have or what is good is because they feel secure enough.
It is therefore possible to transform a pessimist into an optimist by enhancing their sense of security. The opposite is true for the pessimist, who focuses on negative things. One fundamental reason is that they feel insecure about the world, the people around them, and the environment they are in.
A sense of security is a psychological need that stems from a desire for stability and safety. It is characterized by a sense of confidence and freedom from fear and anxiety.
A sense of security is the anticipation of potential physical and psychological risks, coupled with an understanding of one's capacity to navigate these challenges.
This feeling is often expressed as a sense of certainty or a sense of control.
Security can be enhanced through both external and internal means.
External factors that contribute to a sense of security include a robust social security system, financial stability, and influence.
(From your text, it is more emphasized that the inferiority complex stems from parental influence, manifesting as external seeking and external attribution, such as material things or others. Once these external sources are removed, individuals may experience disappointment or despair.)
Inner: Individuals with a high sense of self-worth demonstrate confidence in their ability to navigate future challenges and believe in their own capabilities.
An individual with a high sense of self-worth is capable of leading a carefree and stylish life, even in the absence of social welfare protection, a favorable background, appearance, or material advantages.
An individual with a high sense of self-worth is capable of leading a carefree and stylish life, even in the absence of social welfare protection, a favorable background, appearance, or material advantages.
I would like to direct your attention to my article, "It turns out that the root cause of psychological problems is it." You can find it on my personal homepage.
I would like to direct your attention to one of my articles, entitled "It Turns Out That the Root Cause of Psychological Problems Is Itself." You can access this article on your homepage by following the link below.
A comprehensive definition of self-worth is provided. Security is derived from an individual's sense of self-worth. Enhancing self-worth can foster a sense of security. The perception of value can be enhanced through both external and internal strategies.
I hope the above is helpful to you.
Best regards,
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I hope the above is helpful to you.
Best regards,
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Comments
I understand how you feel, and it's important to remember that where we come from doesn't define our worth. Building selfconfidence can help you see beyond others' perceptions.
Everyone has their own struggles, and it's okay to acknowledge your feelings. Try focusing on your strengths and achievements. You're already doing great by seeking ways to improve.
It sounds like family experiences have made you feel vulnerable. Surround yourself with supportive friends who appreciate you for who you are. Their acceptance can boost your confidence.
Your background is part of your story, not a limitation. Embrace it as a source of resilience. People who truly matter won't judge you based on your origins or financial status.
Sometimes our parents' reactions shape our fears. Consider talking to someone you trust about these feelings. Sharing can lighten the burden and offer new perspectives.