Good Mood, Good Life

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About the Book Self-esteem is a person's perception of their worth and value. It also has to deal with people's sensations due to their sense of worthiness or unworthiness. People's choices and decisions are significantly influenced by their self-esteem. In other words, self-esteem motivates people by making it more or less probable that they will take care of themselves and reach their full potential. People with high self-esteem are also driven to care for themselves and work hard toward achieving their objectives and desires. People with low self-esteem do not think they are deserving of or capable of getting pleasurable outcomes, as a result, they choose to put off important tasks and are less persistent and challenging in the face of adversity. They may have the same goals as persons with higher self-esteem but are less driven to see them through to completion. Self-esteem is a reasonably nebulous word, it's difficult for someone who doesn't have it to imagine what it's like to have it. This book is written to help you commit to your self-love with care and good intentions. It should motivate you to make sound judgments that concern only your love, care, and the extent to which you are proud of yourself. This book will challenge you to make intelligent judgments about yourself that increase rather than decrease your worth. About the Author Abijah Manga is an outstanding entrepreneur, a successful youth program coordinator, a professional interpreter, a foreign affairs expert, and a talented teacher, the sphere of his interests and preferences is multifaceted and multidimensional. As a Ph.D. candidate at the University of Vermont in the US, Abijah is the CEO of Loving Home Care LLC and MIB Consulting LLC. He is also the founder of the Mabij Foundation, a nonprofit organization that commits to helping marginalized children and people with disability in the Congo to receive a quality education. The motivation for opening his commercial enterprise was Abijah's desire to address social challenges and confront the outcomes of poverty.