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"Ruby goes from calling herself a leper (really grodie and unloved) to calling herself a roly-poly (only a little grodie and even beloved by certain bug-fond weirdos). A bit of progress, right."
Sometimes we all judge ourselves harshly. Have you experienced that? How did you change that mindset and up your self-respect factor like Ruby does over these four books?
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4 comments:
I have always been very hard on myself, and I think that also spurred me to be hard on others in my life, too. Making sure to acknowledge things I'm proud of has helped my self-esteem and helped me to be less judgmental with others.
Surrounding yourself with good friends who help reinforce positive messages really helps!
I am my own worst critic, but I'm also pretty darn upbeat and optimistic!
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