Don't base your self worth on the opinions of others.
Power, fame, status and wealth inflates the ego and doesn't evoke an authentic sense of self worth, peace of mind or internal fulfillment.
The houses of Lanchester's characters have come to life because they have become so valuable, so essential to the existence and self-worth of their owners.
Last month, the district rescinded the neutrality policy in favor of a requirement to "affirm the dignity and self-worth of students" regardless of race, sexual orientation, disabilities or other factors.
Helping, with humor and compassion, to sustain a sense of self-worth of the individual being tested, whether young or old, while not compromising test protocol, should be the priority of the tester.
Because the setting is Wyoming and St . Louis in the late 1860's, it is facile to stick a pre-feminist label on Ms. Henley's concerns, especially since the self-worth of Bess Johnson and Macon Hill depends on pleasing the deranged, abusive Jack Flan and the dopey William Curtis.
Across the world the self-worth of businessmen has long been tied to the creation of art museums.
Theoretical arguments suggest that transformational leaders deter work harassment by facilitating a moral and ethical environment, by effectively managing stress and employee conflicts, by addressing self-worth of the followers, and by facilitating the core job characteristics of autonomy, feedback, and task identity.
But instead of appealing to respect for the law to justify doing what is right, Dilthey derives respect from a commitment that is based on both a "fidelity to oneself and respect for the self-worth of other persons" (Dilthey 1965, 102).
