Self-esteem is interpreted in different ways. Someone simply calls her belief in herself. It is also viewed as an individual's expectations for performance and self-reported abilities and previous results.

If self-esteem is low, then the person does not believe in himself, thinks that he is inferior, even if he has rich talents.

Self-esteem is also defined as a trait that is influenced by many different factors and is relatively difficult to change.

Self-respect is one of the basic human motives in Abraham Maslow's hierarchy of needs. Maslow suggested that people need both respect from others and inner self-respect. These needs must be met in order for a person to grow and prosper.

These needs must be met in order for a person to grow and achieve self-realization. Self-confidence and self-esteem are two closely related psychological phenomena, both are based on past experiences and both are looking to the future.

Children with high self-confidence do better in school and, as they mature, have higher job satisfaction in middle age. Self-esteem is also closely related to happiness, with higher levels of self-esteem predicting higher levels of happiness. High self-confidence has been found to increase the chances of survival after a major surgical procedure

Narcissism is the result of high self-esteem. Perhaps, if self-esteem is extremely overestimated, then a person will be disappointed, because his overestimated self-esteem has no connection with reality. Therefore, my conclusion is that a realistic but positive view of yourself is ideal.