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high level of self esteem has now become an essential requirement of modern business life. Unlike the past models of business life, where people at work were required to know their place and look up to those above and look down on those below. Today's require cooperation, equality and respect for diversity. One of the skills that takes you there is self esteem. The appreciation of your own worth and importance and assertiveness is one of the daily habits that will produce self esteem. Assertiveness, self esteem and confidence are inextricably linked. For example, when you know that you have a right to be in your place in the world to occupy the space you are in and the right to express what you want, you are both thinking and behaving assertively and confidently. The classic way to define assertiveness is to contrast it with its two sidekicks, Aggression and submissiveness. Aggression is easily defined as a way of behaving that denies other people's rights. Submissiveness is equally easily defined as a way of behaving that denies us our own rights. That leaves assertiveness as the third way of behaving that simultaneously acknowledges our own rights and those of others