As a father of 6 daughters, an article I read this morning really impressed on me the problem girls face in regards to their self images. Here’s an excerpt: "For high school graduation, most parents give their kids a party, a new wardrobe for college, a hefty check, or, if they’re very lucky, maybe even a shiny new car. Not Sydney’s mom: Instead, she plans to buy her 17-year-old daughter a brand new nose. She’s not the only one – poor body image and low self-esteem are serious issues for millions of teenage girls all around the world. Bombarded with images of airbrushed celebrities and models with toothpick-sized thighs, many girls believe that they’re simply not pretty enough."

And it’s not just teenage girls who suffer with this. It’s all children and adults too. Most of the problems we all face that are affected by our belief in ourselves relate back to self esteem or lack of it. We would all do well to put some effort into building our self esteem. Jim Rohn, a very well respected speaker and author gives this advice: "Work harder on your self then you do on your job." He’s right. The problem is unavoidable but it can be fixed. Read here to find out how.

I know you can do it and I definitely believe in you!