1. Lack of objective standards: Blind self appreciation refers to individuals evaluating themselves without or ignoring objective standards and external feedback, solely based on subjective feelings and self-awareness, excessively overestimating or praising their abilities and achievements.
2. Neglecting shortcomings and mistakes: This mentality makes it difficult for people to see or face their own shortcomings, mistakes, and areas for improvement, even if constructive criticism or feedback is provided by the outside world, they may still be ignored or seen as unimportant.
3. Overconfidence and arrogance: Blind self appreciation often leads individuals to exhibit excessive confidence or even arrogance, believing that they are always right and do not need improvement. This attitude may hinder personal growth and progress, as well as affect communication and cooperation with others.