Self-concept is the perception that we have of ourselves, our answer when we ask ourselves the question “Who am I?” It is knowing about one's own tendencies, thoughts, preferences and habits, hobbies, skills, and areas of weakness. Here, I use present-tense, even if it hasn't happened yet, as a way of knowing what I want to be.

• I achieve all of my goals
• I always travel
• I always try new things
• I am a martial artist
• I am a nurse
• I am accepting of myself
• I am accepting of others
• I am attractive
• I am charming and likeable
• I am confident in my field
• I am flexible and adaptable
• I am fluent in sign language
• I am fluent in spanish
• I am good at learning new things
• I am kind all the time
• I am not addicted to alcohol or drugs
• I am not addicted to food
• I am not addicted to porn
• I am not addicted to social media
• I am not afraid to show my interests
• I am not negative
• I am slow to anger
• I am spiritual and right with God
• I can cope with life easily
• I can speak my mind freely
• I consistently go to the gym
• I do not care how others percieve me
• I do not engage in drama
• I do not gatekeep
• I do not get afraid of the future
• I do not get ghosted
• I do not gossip
• I do not hate myself
• I do not have anxiety attacks
• I do not have attachment issues
• I do not judge
• I do not regret the past
• I drink a lot of water
• I enjoy conversations
• I enjoy the mudane
• I get things I want easily
• I have a good morning routine
• I have a good night routine
• I have a healthy body
• I have a loving partner
• I have boundaries and I set them
• I have good, healthy skin
• I know how to move on
• I know my values and morals
• I learn from my mistakes
• I learn new things easily
• I live in a (decently) big city
• I see a therapist regularly
• I stay true to who I am
• I take accountability for my actions
• I take accountability for my inactions