Let’s Talk… How’s Your Self-Esteem?

Before you answer that, I challenge you to really think about it in depth.
Oftentimes, we think our self-esteem is intact — and maybe it is… maybe.

But for some of us, we know it’s not where it could be. We’re so hard on ourselves. And while pushing for positive change is absolutely great, we can also be our own worst critics — beating ourselves up over past mistakes, replaying hurtful thoughts, and convincing ourselves that we’re somehow unworthy of love, success, or good things in life.

Self-esteem is big. It’s layered. It’s deep. There are so many components to building — or rebuilding — it.

You may want to grow emotionally or mentally, but sometimes the only thing holding you back… is you.
If you’ve ever found yourself feeling emotionally drained, easily irritated, or overwhelmed by emotions you can’t quite explain, you may be dealing with unhealed trauma or unaddressed pain from your past.

Here’s the truth — the problem isn’t just the symptoms. The real problem is when we continue living in the same cycles: engaging with the same toxic people, repeating the same behaviors, and making the same choices while expecting different results.

So ask yourself:

 

✨ What am I doing differently to create lasting change in my life?
✨ How am I participating in my own healing journey?
✨ Am I willing to admit that sometimes… I might be the problem?

 

True healing begins when we become aware of the unhealthy behaviors and survival tactics we’ve adopted just to get by.
If you’ve ever been hurt, abused, or deeply wounded — you’re not alone. I understand, and I’m here for you.

One of my assignments in this life is to help people — those who truly want it — heal and grow from pain, trauma, and emotional scars. God placed it on my heart to create a space where we can come together, be poured into, laugh, cry, and begin (or continue) our healing journeys.

 

You are cordially invited to “Secrets of Self Esteem.”
I can guarantee — your life will be forever changed if you take this step and join us.

Due to sensitive topics and subject matter, all attendees must be 18 years of age or older. Children are not permitted.

 

With love and purpose,
Miesha Keaton Stoglin
Host & Visionary