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Self-Worth or Self-Esteem





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Self-Worth or Self-Esteem :



To say that a person has a low sense of self-worth makes sense, though it’s inelegant; but people commonly truncate the phrase, saying instead, “He has low self-worth.”


This would literally mean that he isn’t worth much rather than that he has a low opinion of himself.


Self-esteem sounds much more literate.





























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