I, myself, am made entirely of flaws, stitched together with good intentions. Augusten Burroughs, American writer
I find people who can laugh at themselves very attractive. Self-deprecating individuals have enough self-esteem to make fun of their flaws, speak honesty, and make me laugh. While these folks are tickling my funny bone, they are doing something good for themselves as well. Experts link self-deprecating humor with increased levels of optimism and an opportunity to be perceived as more lovable and approachable.
Laughing at ourselves introduces a little cheer into our otherwise serious world and lets others know it’s okay to be imperfect.
Affirmation: I can laugh at myself.
Coaching questions: Do you have a personal flaw or social faux pas story you tell on yourself? How do people respond to you? How do you perceive people who can laugh at themselves?
Life after losing a mother 