Self-perception is a part of the self-concept. Self-perception is, asking our self that how do we see ourselves. What do we imagine ourselves to be? The image that we have of our self and why do we have it in that specific way, is a self-perception. Self-perception relates to how we form a judgement of ourselves, and how do we make sense of it. It includes how we interpret our thoughts, behaviours and feelings. Say if you consider yourself to be a person with a positive outlook towards life, you will look at problems and try to find solutions to them, whereas if you think of yourself as a pessimist, you will not be able to look out for solution. This is also why a positive self-image is important. If you have a positive self-image, it is most likely that you will be able to take things positively, and letting things go will become simple as well. We can only make a change in our self-perception when we try to understand it and question it. Like if you see yourself to be timid? Why? Is it because you have been looked over a lot of times, or you are small in physic? Or if you perceive yourself to be humble, is it because when you were vulnerable or aggressive, someone was kind and humble to you and that changed you as a person, and as a result to that you, yourself became kind and humble. When we answer the question of why do we imagine ourselves to be in certain way, changing it or making peace with it, working on or around it becomes possible.