The phrase "achieve self-esteem" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing personal development, mental health, or self-improvement goals.
Example: "Through therapy and self-reflection, she was able to achieve self-esteem and confidence in her abilities."
Alternatives: "build self-esteem" or "gain self-esteem."
This inner voice is pessimistic and unhelpful and will hold you back from achieving high self-esteem and greater self-confidence.
Social work professionals often refer to people achieving validation, increased self-esteem or having their case substantiated when defining positive outcomes.
As you achieve authentic self esteem, behavior based on appearances often loses its appeal.
Teachers, administrators and any number of newspaper and magazine articles have explained that the current educational philosophy is that all students can achieve and that the self-esteem of each student, no matter the level of his or her accomplishment, is paramount.
The theory suggests that stressful events challenge core beliefs that people are then motivated to restore: a sense of meaning (achieved by positive growth), a sense of mastery (achieved by changes in controllable aspects of life, for example, diet and exercise), and self-esteem (achieved through downward social comparison) (Taylor, 1983).
It is possible to be successful by conventional standards (plenty of money, a good job or your own company, selling your artistic endeavors, achieving whatever you set out to achieve) and still have low self-esteem.
This explains why entrepreneurs, many of them perfectionists, are prone to burnout: They constantly chase perfection and only rarely (if ever) achieve it, thereby sapping their self-esteem.
I was very passionate about the fitness industry... helping people achieve tangible goals, augmenting their self-esteem through diet and exercise that resulted in an overall improved quality of life.
The psychologist and the woman will collaboratively evaluate and restructure the woman's erroneous beliefs about the climacteric stage and her emotional resources, which refer to the ability to positively guide the emotions to achieve a better level of self-esteem and self-efficacy.
