We always assume that others, or rather, the majority of people, are better than we are. We are uncomfortable in the presence of those who are insecure in the reality of us. When we devote ourselves in desperation, we develop low self-esteem, loss of confidence, and faith in self-improvement.
Often, open your mind and heart. In exchange, you may want to provide constructive criticism to your friend, which will help her improve. To love someone, you must first love yourself. Self-improvement makes us happier people who encourage others, which in turn inspire the rest of the world. All of us have insecurities; nobody is without flaws.
Allow others to see that you are a reflection and a result of self-improvements before telling them how to improve themselves. It is the virtue of contentment and acceptance that keeps us fulfilled and contented as we beg to be better.
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