The right to be yourself. How to relate to yourself to be appreciated

I got rid of the thought for a long time: “And what will they think of me ...” It seems to be a trifle, but it really helps to live differently-free, without excessive tension and fear, to do something wrong. The opinion of others is a serious obstacle to personal happiness and professional success. It is a fact. It would seem, what nonsense-well, stood once again on the sidelines, listened to someone"s words. But then, as if something was clicked inside-and we are already following other people"s motives, live according to other people"s scenarios, grow complexes, do not believe in ourselves and our capabilities. But if you believe in yourself only half, then become only half happy.
In this book, you will learn to distinguish truly practical and valuable tips from the annoying stirring of your own opinion, presented as a fact. You will get rid of stereotypes that rub your own “I”. You will begin to live in the mode of selfish - but a reasonable egoist - and you will understand that this is not bad and not at all ashamed. Diana Yaroshenko