We need a well-developed ego but we have to keep it under control. When healthy, ego helps us succeed via our own unique strength in a professional way.
1 The word ego means a 'sense of self' which means that you are aware of your physical, mental and emotional presences.
2 Understanding what ego is is a state of awareness. The ego is in a dissociative position that gets interpreted as an effect of the reflection, rather than being the cause and effect of it.
3 Ego helps one organize the thoughts and make sense of them and the world around us; egotism is the over-estimation of the importance of one's ego; ego-centricity is behavior that is motivated by a belief that one's ego is of greater importance than others' are.
4 Everyone needs to have some ego for a sense of self-worth. But too much of everything is bad including the big headed ego.
5 We all have an ego - an ambitious sense of self that drives us to accomplish things. However, some have an unhealthy ego - an inflated, pompous, selfish drive that fights to win at all costs.
6 The suggested categories of healthy ego are self-awareness, self-esteem, self-confidence, self-valued capability, and self-actualization,
7 We need a well-developed ego but we have to keep it under control. When healthy, ego helps us succeed via our own unique strength in a professional way.
8 It is good to be confident in a natural way and there is no ego in that. However, if your confidence is based on trying to cover up your inner weakness or fear of being seen for who you really are, that is definitely ego.
9 Ego is tied to self-esteem and balance. Too much ego has one thinking too much of oneself--minimizing, marginalizing and dismissing the perspectives of others. Too little ego has one not believing in oneself.
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