No-one is perfect

Kminor67

I know that a lot of us here are struggling with self-esteem and self-perception issues. I'm here to tell you that NO-ONE is perfect. So how about we all comment on something positive about ourselves? Let's focus on loving ourselves instead of what we don't like!

Here's Mine: I'm smart. I graduated with my Bachelor's of Science in Psychology from Northern Illinois University with a 4.0 GPA.

marshalemar

I have an MBA and am a successful Business Analyst working for a great company. I am also a great mother and wife. My husband and I own a small sign business so I work that in addition!

OLP76

But - I am perfect :laugh: LOL

ShellyMacchi

i am open-minded and constantly striving to learn new things.. 'horror' to me would be to never learn anything new again.

i like to think this is a good quality *S*

Naomi91

I am athletic, rugby player at my university and not afraid to kick anyones *kitten* ;D

mamareese

Great post!! And great GPA! :drinker:

I'm a great listener. Maybe it's my social worky nature...I don't know! But I love being the friend you can just vent to. And I'm pretty good at it!

NoAdditives

I get to stay home to raise my kids instead of working and sending them to day care.

BACKDROPsilhouette

I am also very open minded.
I graduated high school at age 17.
Apparently I have good hair xD
That's all I can think of.

anubis609

Ah, psychology. I love the field. I'm currently working towards a goal of becoming a psychiatrist. I don't believe in perfection. The joy lies in living in an imperfect world. It provides an abundance of social experiments to conduct. :laugh:

drroduran

I am a good wife and a mother to five incredible kids
I have a PhD in Educational Administration from the University of Denver
I have a successful career as a middle school administrator
I am funny and have a great sense of humor
I am blessed to travel every year to wonderful and exotic destinations

felice03

I earn a BS in Human Services with a minor in Psych. Then went back to school to earn another degree in Medical Technology. I have more schooling then most people I know.

EDesq

I am intellectually curious and I can finally say that my emotional intelligence has finally caught up with my mental intellect. Still willing to and able to: learn, grow, give, share, Love, work, laugh, fail, succeed, fall down, get back up.

I've noticed a large number of us with degrees or minors in Psychology...just saying. LOL

kaymd

I don't have any type of degree or anything but I still have a lot of good qualities like I am a good friend and try my hardest to be a good mother and wife. I never really liked too many things about my body (except my hair) until I joined MFP! Now I have more confidence and can finally say there are more things I like about myself everyday. Fantastic post!!

rileamoyer

I started back to school at the age of 43 (could not get any more promotions at my company without a degree). Ended up with a BA in Human Resource Management and a BS in American Indian Studies, all while working full time, with some atypical family issues. Have held my dream job as Director of HR for 2 very different companies. Am now winding down towards retirment with a 4 day a week HR management position with the most awesome company I have everworked for. 7 great grandkids and a hubby chomping at the bit for us to go on long motorcycle trips together. Life is good.

KeriA

I have raised/am raising 2 wonderful bright beautiful "kids", and until recently had a great career as an urban planner with a degree in art/ Masters of Urban Planning. I am taking computer graphics at a local community college to try to to diversify my work skills and am doing excellently.

Kminor67

I appreciate all the comments!!! You are all AWESOME!!!!!:bigsmile:

Jaccilatt5

I have a job where I get to work with amazing people....maintain a 3.9 GPA.....Have a wonderful, hott, supportive husband....oh yea and I love my Butt!!!! Thats a new one for me but I have to admit its getting pretty good!!

jen0619

This makes me sad because I can't think of anything. Although, I loved the post!