The Teen Girl’s Guide to Actually Liking Yourself

Practical Tools to Quiet Your Inner Critic, Set Boundaries That Stick, and Build Real Self-Worth in a World That Profits From Your Insecurity

De: Emma Stone-Wells Well

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

The Teen Girl’s Guide to Actually Liking Yourself is a practical, no-nonsense roadmap for breaking free from the noise and building the kind of confidence that actually lasts. This isn’t about bubble baths, toxic positivity, or forcing yourself to “be confident.” It’s about quieting your inner critic, learning how to set boundaries that stick, and discovering who you are when no one’s watching.
Inside, you’ll find:

• 📱 The Social Media Reset: escape the validation trap and reclaim your real interests, not just your “aesthetic” ones.
• 😰 Anxiety Interrupters: step-by-step tools like the 10-10-10 rule, the 5-4-3-2-1 grounding technique, and “thought downloads” that stop spirals before they take over.
• 💬 Friendship Checklists: how to spot red flags, walk away from toxic groups, and build real connections that energize you instead of draining you.
• 💪 Boundary Blueprints: scripts, strategies, and reflection pages to help you say no without guilt and protect your time, energy, and mental health.
• 🌙 Calm in the Chaos: micro-habits that create peace in the middle of stress, from mindful single-tasking to building your personal stress-management toolkit.
• 🎤 Finding Your Voice: practice using your words with confidence—whether it’s standing up in class, disagreeing respectfully, or speaking your truth to people who matter.
• 🪞 Body Neutrality in Action: make peace with your reflection, tune out toxic beauty standards, and learn how to treat your body as an ally, not an enemy.

Unlike other self-help books that recycle “love yourself” slogans, this guide meets you where you are—messy, human, and still figuring it out. Through relatable stories, interactive challenges, and reflection pages, you’ll start building authentic confidence step by step. Not the kind that depends on likes, comments, or being part of the “right” group, but the kind that comes from actually knowing and liking the real you.
If you’re ready to stop comparing, stop performing, and finally start liking yourself—this book is your blueprint.