How To Deal With Jealousy
With High Self Esteem

You want to know how to deal with jealousy so that it doesn't drive you crazy with anger and suspicion!

Once your mind starts the suspicion and jealousy pattern, it's like a runaway freight train. Whether your partner is flirting, cheating or just acting strange, the suspicious mind can cause you tremendous unnecessary stress, fear and anger.

The key is to honor, love and respect yourself, shifting your focus from your partner to you. This gives you both freedom and responsibility, and takes you out of the victim position that makes jealousy such a miserable feeling.

What You Have To Look Forward To

Imagine this...you decide that you are an incredible, fine and attractive person. Your attitude becomes, "S/he is lucky to have me. S/he will either figure that out, or not. Either way, I'm moving ahead with my positive, happy life, and it s/he is smart and healthy enough, s/he can join me."

Get the idea? Rather than worrying about what your partner is doing or who they're doing it with, you are focusing on your own personal worth and value.

Here's how your thought process might go:

• S/he was attracted to me for a very good reason. That reason is still there.


• I'm a good and worthwhile person, and I have a lot to offer to anyone who is my partner. Get the inner child audio for more--click on the image to your right!


• If s/he is unwise enough to risk our relationship, that's her/his problem.


• If things don't work out between us, I will be sad, but I'll move on and find someone who will be more loyal and trustworthy.

What you're doing here is shifting your focus from the other person to yourself. You have not freedom or responsibility regarding your partner's behavior, and you have total freedom and responsibility regarding yours. You will only find out how to deal with jealousy by focusing on yourself instead of the other person(s). Have a story or question about jealousy? Share it with us!

How do you get to the place where you feel that good about yourself? Good question...let's find out.

Do You Know How To Deal With Jealousy?

Here's the tough part--it has nothing to do with getting your partner to act right. It is all about managing your own emotions so that you can feel good and confident about yourself and your own value.

When you're feeling jealous, you are (unconsciously) making the other person more important and valuable than you are. So, the key to overcoming jealousy is to feel really good about yourself.

Here are some thoughts to consider:

• Your relationship with yourself is one of the main constants in your life.


• There is tremendous goodness inside you, even if you don't feel that or act like that--it's still there.


• The more you believe in the goodness of your own heart and soul, the more you will act according to that goodness.


• The more you love yourself, the less you will worry about what another person is or is not doing--the less jealous you will be.

You came to this page because you want to know how to deal with jealousy, and that's exactly what you're learning here.

It's all about loving yourself. Because you are your own best anger management resource.

While you're learning about how to deal with jealousy by loving yourself, don't forget to check out our Nurturing Your Inner Child audio CD/download program, described below: