Like me, you must have struggled with self-esteem or self-worth issues, you’ve probably felt like an impostor, and you’ve felt lost or purposeless. As a result, you made risky moves, made bad decisions, or even hurt friends and family.

Jennifer C. and Katherine M. argue that goal-based self-worth can be detrimental in different ways. In the research paper Contingencies of Self-Worth, they conclude that collaboration-based self-worth has a greater impact on overall self-esteem.

In the book Axiom Regalia: Fate of Hate, Zenton Yobera uses Public Health, Mental Health, Narrative techniques, and peer-reviewed research to present humanized characters from which we can learn in a fun and interesting way.

One of the secondary characters through whom we explore this theme is Winston, a Player in The Game that wants to be a Hunter. Winston attached his worth to the idea of becoming a Hunter to be with Victoria, his childhood friend. Powered by the thought that “If he could become something she would love him.”

In conclusion, Axiom Regalia: Fate of Hate delivers a satisfactory ending in which you’ll have learned different ways you can increase your self-esteem and improve your interpersonal relationships.

Axiom Regalia: Fate of Hate is bound to become your favorite tool to become more resilient and improve your Mental Health.

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