1) Notice the first thoughts you have when you meet someone new. If you begin thinking of how they look, stop yourself. Ask them what they do or what makes them happy.
2) When your friends meet and begin talking about their face lifts, sagging eyes, or yellow teeth, interrupt them and tell them something you admire about them.
3) If your parents told you in any way that you wouldn't be worth-while if you didn't look good, remember that you most likely had insecure parents (no matter how they masked it).
4) Most of the time, when women feel bad about themselves, it involves their body. There is nothing better for your body or mind than movement. It makes you feel more confident, too.
5) Purchase magazines that promote healthy living, not perfect faces or bodies. Models or celebrities, they don't look like they do in the magazines. The magazines have perfect lighting, perfect clothing, perfect hair, perfect make-up and an ability to photo shop beyond your wildest dreams. They are NOT real.
"Stop worrying people will find out the real you and begin hoping they will"
Open yourself so others can see the real you. When you are comfortable with yourself, you have more energy to give and love others.

