ieve that women are born with an innate need for a man’s love. Why else would I have remained in unsatisfying relationships time after time? I am also led to beliTHE INCREDIBLE, AWESOME YOU

Who decides how lovable we are or how valuable we are?

One answer would be our friends and family. Another answer would be ourselves. Unfortunately, some of us allow others to define us, and we tend to value other people’s opinions of us over our own.

In researching self-worth and self-esteem in women, I learned a very important fact. I learned that a woman’s spouse or boyfriend contributes to over 80% of what she thinks about herself. Her self-esteem is defined by how he relates to her and treats her. That places a woman’s significant other in an ultra powerful position.

I am inclined to believe that women are born with an innate need for a man’s love. Why else would I have remained in unsatisfying relationships time after time? I am also led to belie

ourselves. Unfortunately, some of us allow others to define us, and we tend to value other people’s opinions of us over our own.

In researching self-worth and self-esteem in women, I learned a very important fact. I learned that a woman’s spouse or boyfriend contributes to over 80% of what she thinks about herself. Her self-esteem is defined by how he relates to her and treats her. That places a woman’s significant other in an ultra powerful position.

I am inclined to believe that women are born with an innate need for a man’s love. Why else would I have remained in unsatisfying relationships time after time? I am also led to beli

nd self-esteem in women, I learned a very important fact. I learned that a woman’s spouse or boyfriend contributes to over 80% of what she thinks about herself. Her self-esteem is defined by how he relates to her and treats her. That places a woman’s significant other in an ultra powerful position.

I am inclined to believe that women are born with an innate need for a man’s love. Why else would I have remained in unsatisfying relationships time after time? I am also led to beli

r self-esteem is defined by how he relates to her and treats her. That places a woman’s significant other in an ultra powerful position.

I am inclined to believe that women are born with an innate need for a man’s love. Why else would I have remained in unsatisfying relationships time after time? I am also led to beli

ieve that women are born with an innate need for a man’s love. Why else would I have remained in unsatisfying relationships time after time? I am also led to believe that just because a woman is born with such an innate need doesn’t mean she can’t change things around.

Who says someone else has to define our worth?

Why can’t we define our own self-worth? The answer is: We can! The key is for women to realize that they can, indeed, define their own self-worth without the approval of a man or anyone else.

Any woman, at any time, has the power today to decide for herself that she is beautiful, lovable and worthy of everything life has to offer and not because she says so or because I say so, but because it is so.

For those women interested in building their self-esteem and self-wort