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Self-Concept

Self-Concept. Defines who we are Values (core) Influences our beliefs, goals, expectations, & perception Personality Self-esteem. Building Self-Esteem. Self-esteem The value we put on ourselves Degree to which individual’s like themselves Outcomes of high self-esteem

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Self-Concept

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  1. Self-Concept • Defines who we are • Values (core) • Influences our beliefs, goals, expectations, & perception • Personality • Self-esteem

  2. Building Self-Esteem • Self-esteem • The value we put on ourselves • Degree to which individual’s like themselves • Outcomes of high self-esteem • More risk-taking, more unconventional jobs • Higher expectations of success • Higher levels of achievement & success

  3. Outcomes of low self-esteem • Afraid to “try” and work hard • Not persistent

  4. Steps You Can Take to Build Your Self- Esteem • Establish a strong work-ethic • Confirms that you deserve success & achievement (you have earned it) • Confidence in your knowledge, skills, & abilities • Hard work, targeted toward specific goals • Billy Donovan (Providence University, now head coach at Florida)

  5. Building Self-Esteem in Others • Communicate high expectations • Self-fulfilling prophecy: people tend to live up (or down!) to the expectations of others • Mark Jackson (Rookie of the Year) • Billy Donovan (played for Rick Pitino at Providence College) • Indicate confidence in others • Provided they are working hard • Emphasize & exploit their strengths • Reaffirms value & builds self-confidence • Confidence helps others to persist and to improve upon weaknesses

  6. Self-Esteem Summary • “Self-esteem is vital to achieving. You must not only feel good about yourself but feel you can perform and can accomplish great things. If you have established a great work ethic and have begun the discipline inherent with that, you will automatically begin to feel good about yourself.” • For long lasting motivation and confidence, self-esteem must be earned by the individual … “Deserve success” • Taken from “Success is a Choice” by Rick Pitino.

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