There is the basic question about human nature that has psychologists baffled. What is self-esteem? And, how is it measured? (4). Everyone has self-esteem, so why hasn't more research gone into discovering the answers to these questions? But the answers have been found. Varying self-esteem levels in human beings result from many different influences an individual's life (3). Everyone does have self-esteem, but they each have a unique form of it. There can't be an exact definition …showed first 75 words of 1233 total…

…showed last 75 words of 1233 total…and how to measure it is not important. An individuals needs to focus on learning the unique causes of low self-esteem, factors that create high self-esteem, and that the effects of low-self esteem can be devastating. It is a process of truly discover oneself is a lifelong process, but those who go through it can become anything they have ever wanted (4). Everyone is human. Humans are not perfect. Don't aim at perfection. Aim at excellence.