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Stop Keeping Score

Jim Schreier Posted on January 5, 2026 Posted in Assessment, Career, Challenge, Digital Decluttering, Emotional Intelligence, Learning
Stop Keeping Score

How do you feel about yourself? Are you comfortable with who you are? When you think about your self-worth, you might wonder how are you to create such an evaluation of yourself? Why do you feel great about yourself sometimes and not so much at others? What factors influence this?

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