Coping with Self-Criticism
Coping with Self-Criticism
Learning to quiet that harsh inner voice and treat yourself with the same kindness you would offer a good friend.
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Coping with self-criticism means noticing when your inner voice turns harsh and judgmental, and actively building a healthier, kinder relationship with yourself. A little honest self-reflection can help you grow, but relentless self-blame tends to chip away at your confidence and fuel feelings of anxiety or sadness. The good news is that with practice, you can learn to catch those critical thoughts, question whether they are really true, and replace them with something more balanced and compassionate.
💡 Real-Life Example
You score a 90 on an exam and instead of feeling proud, you immediately think about everyone who scored higher and tell yourself it still was not good enough.
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