By&nbsp;Shelly Najjar Today (Sunday, July 3, 2011) people are appreciating positive qualities of themselves that they may not ordinarily notice, as a part of a little-known Compliment Your Mirror Day. This day is meant to build self-esteem through compliments to oneself and the mirror that reflects that person. &ldquo;One of the most important things about looking at self esteem is thinking about what&nbsp;is instead of what&nbsp;is not or&nbsp;not yet,&rdquo; says&nbsp;Eric Mildes, MA, LMHC, a counselor at&nbsp;Greenlake Counseling (444 NE Ravenna Blvd, Suite 301). He says his relationship with God gives him the clarity to see himself as he truly is....