Do People See Me How I See Myself?

If you look at the mirror without reading glasses, the skin looks beautiful - there are few wrinkles and little sun stain. But when I wore glasses, I was shocked. Does a person with good sight see me as a way for me and readers to see themselves?

When you see the readers in the mirror, you will see they are only 14 to 16 inches and eye and eyes. So please be relieved, this will not happen! In order to better understand what other people are watching, a sufficiently weak set of readers will look at the mirror focusing on the monitor of a computer that is about 24 inches away . The distance of 2 feet is nearest to anyone, it does not look too close

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I can see myself from the side. I type in with diverting my eyes on my laptop, but at the same time I can see myself in front of me. This is easy if you close your eyes, if you have training skills, and very difficult. A useful reason for this is that it can pull you out of your emotions and self. "Why is the person sitting there irritated by some nonsense work? He knows very well that every kind of nonsense is always happening, it is an ordinary day." Some people make us happy, energetic and inspiring, and we absorb new skills from people who we expect to see. There are others who are exhausted, burying anxiety, fear, and negative emotions. Even if the latter is our boss, relatives, friends, spouses, we should stop spending time with them. I am not trying to fix other people. It's hard enough to repair myself

The ability to rely on self-esteem often derives from comparing yourself with others. Is my ability better or worse than the people around me? If I think I am getting better, I will feel better about myself, but I will sacrifice others. The other person I want to compare is a loser, or I am a loser. This also led to long-term concern about trying to go ahead. In Garrison Keillor's wonderful Woe-be-be-be lake, "All children are above the average", which is, of course, statistically contradictory. Therefore, Wobegon Lake effect, also known as Dobning-Kruger, or the illusion of excellent effect. This is a very well-documented, almost anywhere discovery that people often overestimate their abilities. Maybe you've heard about 93% of American drivers who think they are more than average drivers. The same effect is being studied among students, professors, and doctors ... This list continues. This is general self-esteem.