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Beautiful
I'VE LEARNED THE HARD WAY
that you can’t judge a person by their looks. They
could be the most gorgeous person on the face of the
earth, and yet their insides reek of rancid hate and
grief.
A South Kakalaki Girl understands that beauty isn’t on the
outside—it’s on the inside. Okay—so how many times have you
heard that? Well, I know for me, more times than I can count.
But never before has it been so true. Firstly, note this:
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to be beautiful. The world insists that desirability
involves showing everything you have. This is not true.
You don’t want to be attracting guys who like you just
because you’re physically beautiful. That beauty will
dwindle, and when he’s left with a cranky old woman,
he’ll be gone before you can buy dentures. Here are
some ways to work on your inner beauty.
You don't have to show everything
Discover who are as a person. Do you make people
laugh? Are you a story teller? Are you a
Find
natural
yourself.
leader?
Once you determine who you are, never let that go for
anyone.
3. It’s easy to look out for yourself. We live in a “Me First”
world. You can tell just by driving around town that
courtesy is pretty much nonexistent. *honks horn* By
putting others first, people will notice you’re different.
"Others first." ALWAYS.
The words that come out of your mouth should always
elevate and inspire. Imagine yourself in an elevator at
a mall, surrounded by people of all ages. Every time
you say something nice, the elevator goes up a level to
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an even better store. But every time you speak
hatefully, the elevator goes down. Or, if you're like me,
you like to think of it more in a video game, level up
level down analogy.
Encourage those around you.
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