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Personal Care and Style

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[header] How to change your image [title] Think about the way people see you now. [step] Before you can come up with the right new image, put some thought into the image other people have of you now. Reflect on your many interactions and how others often regard you.

endings

  1. Identifying your existing image is the first step to making a gradual shift. [substeps] Ask yourself: what kind of things do people tend to say about you? What are some of your best qualities, according to your friends? See yourself from someone else's eyes.
  2. [substeps] Do you have good? Negative? Positive? People just assume what other people think. Your image should ideally change based on that.
  3. You are now recognisable and anyone can look at you. [title] Decide if you want to change yourself.
  4. [substeps] Think about the way people approach you. Have you ever seen people commenting of someone or addressing them in an unfriendly way? Of course it wouldn't feel like that today, but it might at the very least add to the image.

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upstream_id / Original problem ID
19222
task_id
056a8a68-77c4-5e3c-af08-47968b2b8e8c
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default--validation--19222
task_revision_id
1
config / split
default / validation

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