8 Things High-Value Women Do On A Daily Basis That Average Women Neglect
Every woman is meant for greatness — she just has to be aware of her value.
Krakenimages.com | Shutterstock Every person has value, no matter what others say about them or even how they view themselves. It's not a mistake that we were born or look the way we do, and all these factors play a role in achieving our purpose. But for women, especially, there are specific things high-value women do on a daily basis that average women neglect.
It can be difficult for people to believe that they're a high-value woman, especially when they're always getting compared to other ladies. But any woman can increase her value, and the great thing is that each one already has characteristics of high-value women inside them already.
Here are 8 things high-value women do on a daily basis that average women neglect
1. They build their self-confidence
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High-value women are not only confident in themselves and know their worth, but they work everyday to remain this way. They understand that no one will ever be them or take their place, and they are comfortable with who they are. This confidence is what gives them the ability to radiate value.
Confidence is the skill that you continue to work on your whole life because there will be moments when you feel insecure or doubtful. Fortunately, those moments don't define you or your confidence as a whole. So, start appreciating and valuing yourself, showing self-compassion that can transform into confidence.
2. They embrace their independence
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One of the essential things high-value women do on a daily basis that average women neglect is embracing their independence fully, having her own life, and never waiting for any man to make her complete. Not only does independence improve self-esteem and confidence, but it boosts happiness and lowers stress, showing how important it is to have.
A high-value woman understands that her independence gives her the freedom to do what she wants without compromising who she is at her core. She's content with this because she knows her worth, especially when it comes to relationships.
3. They take self-care days
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Taking time to care for yourself is vital to being a high-value woman, as she knows that if she doesn't take care of herself, she won't truly value herself. And it's a good thing she does, because self-care has been shown to manage depression, reduce stress, and reduce burnout.
We project the value we feel inside, on the outside. So, if a woman isn't taking care of her mental, physical, emotional and spiritual well-being, it could potentially be a reflection of how she feels about herself. High-value women take time to work on themselves internally because they know that's the part that needs to be cared for first, while average women tend to let their mental well-being take a backseat.
4. They set goals for themselves
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High-value women want something out of their lives. They recognize that they have a lot to offer humanity, and take chances to pursue their passions and change the world one decision at a time. She doesn't necessarily need to have career-specific goals in order to be high-value. Rather, the goals a high-value woman sets are based on her passions and needs.
She's all about evaluating herself and her life. She knows that if she wants the best out of life, she has to have a plan for achieving it. So, she makes it a point to set goals, both big and small, and works hard to achieve them.
5. They have standards
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One of the things high-value women do on a daily basis that average women neglect, which sets them apart, is standards. The people that a high-value woman allows into her life have to meet specific criteria. She doesn't allow people to treat her like she's less than or as if she's asking for too much.
A high-value woman wants others to treat her with respect because she treats herself and others with respect. She's built herself up — emotionally, mentally, physically, and even financially. So, she doesn't want to allow others to derail her from the goals she worked hard to achieve.
As resiliency and wellness scholar Robyne Hanley-Dafoe explained, "Each of us has a personal 'line.' This line represents the values, expectations, and standards we hold for ourselves. Above the line is where we live in alignment. Our choices, behaviors, and actions reflect our values and standards. Living below the line happens when we act out of alignment."
6. They uplift others
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Rather than acting condescending and talking down to others, uplifting people is one of the things high-value women do on a daily basis that average women neglect. A high-value woman understands how hard it is to be a woman, so she sympathizes instead of criticizing.
She knows that uplifting someone else doesn't diminish her own value; in fact, it can actually help raise it, because everyone loves being around optimistic people who speak positively into their lives. She takes steps to offer a kind word or encourage others, particularly women, to go after what it is they want.
"Embracing positivity and spreading joy can have a profound impact not only on our own lives but also on the lives of those around us. By uplifting others, we create a ripple effect of positivity that can lead to greater happiness and fulfillment for everyone," authenticity and confidence expert Marietta Montgomery said.
7. They're outspoken
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A high-value woman knows that there's power in her voice, and she uses her voice when she needs to speak out. She advocates for causes she believes in and speaks out against injustices.
Not all high-value women are social butterflies or extroverts, but being introverted doesn't make you less valued. The more introverted high-value women speak their minds within their friend groups and other environments they feel comfortable in, they can invoke change within their circle.
8. They stay true to themselves
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A high-value woman is always herself. Period. She dares to be different by being exactly who she is. And she's proud of who she is, refusing to hide any part of herself just to make others happy. She's authentic through and through, and won't ever change that.
She understands there are so many amazing women, but that's what motivates her to be true to herself. Where average women may pivot and change things about themselves to fit a mold, high-value women know that authenticity cannot be copied — and it's the thing that makes her special.
Tamara Sanon is a writer and editor from Orlando, Florida with a passion for covering health and wellness, relationships, astrology, and lifestyle topics. Her bylines have appeared on Unwritten, NSM Today, and Orlando Weekly, among others.
