If you are looking for ways to enhance your confidence, EEW Magazine is offering five tips with transformative power to shape your heart and mind.

Unattractive or not conventionally beautiful. Angry. Nappy-headed. Aggressive. Domineering. These are some of the ways Black women—who fall among the most unprotected and disrespected classes here in America—are described.

The more you love yourself—not in a narcissistic way but in the way that God intended—the more you can love others. So, the question then becomes, how can I possess and maximize the kind of self-love that is divine?

Instead of giving yourself every reason why you shouldn’t or can’t, think about (And write down!) all the reasons why you can, and you will. Then, act on it from a mindset that says, I am good enough.

If you feel drawn in by the allure of man’s approval or are stuck in a people-pleasing cycle you can’t seem to get out of, EEW Magazine Online is reminding you of who you really are.

Self-esteem issues are not uncommon. Some of the most empowered women in the world, if they are honest, will tell you that they, too, have moments when they think negative, low thoughts about themselves.

Culture promotes vanity and places a huge emphasis on external beauty. No surprise there! The problem is that women define themselves by what they look like on the outside and as a result develop low self-esteem, lack of confidence, and poor self-image.

Biles’ greatest misstep is unrelated to her bounding all the way off the competition mat following one tumbling pass or carrying so much momentum on her beam dismount that she took three huge steps backward.

piritually mature and healthy women know, when others shine, it doesn’t dim their light. God’s creation is beautifully diverse, and there is more than enough room for everyone. Keep in mind that the blueprint for your life isn’t the same as anyone else’s. This reminder will help you avoid the pitfall of comparison.