make a list of 10 things I like about myself

1. How quickly my hair grows. It’s great if you hate the cut the hairdresser has just done.
2. My height, sometimes I’d like to be a 5ft 2” wee thing but I’m used to being 6ft now and don’t think I’d cope not being able to reach the top shelf.
3. How I can make people laugh.
4. My dimples They say people with dimples look more cheeky and I’m usually the one everyone thinks has been up to no good so I guess it must be true.
5. How I can talk to anyone. It doesn’t matter if it’s a homeless guy at the bus shelter or the richest man in the world, we can chat.

It is very difficult to analyse ourselves, but it is a challenge that everybody should try because makes us think about our actions. Becoming aware of them, we can learn, transform and improve ourselves.

As matter of fact, it is very important to value what is good about us, and that’s why I’m trying to observe what I like about me. Although, it is very hard to look into our essence, it is so deep and complex to know. And full of negative points too.

Actually, I couldn’t say what people love about me, but I know that sometimes I do love myself ;)

Therefore,

1. I am full of joy, dreams and passions. I have provision to do what I want, and also, I am active and lively.
I’m determined to pursue my goals and fulfil my dreams.

2. I’m happy, I smile a lot – I like my grin – and I laugh everytime.

3. I’m positive and optimst. I’m hopeful. I believe. And even if a negative situation happens to me, I’ll learn with the experience. I get good lessons and I know how to deal with difficult times, and is when I see that I’m strong enough.

4. I do my best in everything that I can do, at least I try.
I’m really proud of everything that I have accomplished.

5. I’m not the most beautiful, nor the most intelligent, but I try to be a little bit of everything, in balance. I’m happy with who I am without changes.
Even sometimes I like how I look. I like my hair. And I alredy mentioned my smile. ;)

6. I’m communicative and expressive. Futher more, I know how to use the words and I can persuade.
In addiction, I have great mind. I’m mature. I like my conceptions and I see the world with good perspective.

8. I’m responsible and committed with my duties. I’m hard working. I’m useful.
Also I have little talents, or better, habilities that are not a gift, is due to my efforts and commitment to do what I want and what I love.

8. I’m attentive, I’m concerned about the world and about the people around me. I have a good spirit and a good heart, I’m kind.

9. I’m honest, loyal, friendly.

10. I love. Just it. I have love in my heart, to the simple things ‘til the big world.

The third thing I like about myself is that I’m intelligent.

I may not be the most intelligent of my peergroup, or the most motivated, and I’ve certianly been known to pull some pretty boneheaded stunts, but none of that negates the fact that I’m intelligent. I get good grades without much effort, I enjoying thinking in abstract concepts, I grasp new ideas with relative ease. Despite my ample amounts of self-doubt, I really am a smart person.

I like that I am intelligent.

The second thing I like about myself is that I can make people laugh.

I used to be a very unfunny person – except unintentionally – but over the years I’ve learned to embrace my own weirdness and turn it into a unique brand of humour. I may be no good at jokes or planned funniness, but I’ve got a nack for silly faces, non sequitors and cheery, rambling rants that send my friends into giggles. Somehow I’ve gone from having no sense of humour at all to being the comedic relief in my group of friends.

I like that I can make people laugh.

High time I got started on this.

The first thing I like about myself is that I’m a wordsmith.

When I write, I may (I DO) doubt my ability to create 3d charecters, an engaging plot, fascinating new ideas. Furthermore, I can’t spell worth beans, and the spellchecker only catches so much.

Depsite this, I don’t doubt my ability to wordsmith. I’ve got a knack for always knowing the right word to use. Sometimes I can’t even define the word, I just KNOW it’s the one I want. For the most part, my writing flows, my imagery is good… words are my medium, and I’m proud of what I create.

I like that I am a wordsmith.

10. I am both politically and religiously non-committal.

I think both religion and politics are very interesting, but I am fairly non-committal with both. My political leanings are to one side of centre, but mainly because my views fluctuate from left to right depending on the subject and my overall leaning is an average.

As far as religion goes, I respect all that aim to do no harm to other people – I don’t practise one currently and have been agnostic as long as I can remember. I am interested in exploring my own spirituality though, and will not judge on what is true or not true.

I am always happy to hear others’ take on politics and religion, as long as they are also fairly open-minded. I don’t mind people being opinionated in these areas as long as they have good reasons, rather than irrational prejudice.

9. I am even-tempered (usually).

I generally keep my cool in most situations. For the most part, I can remain quite detached and calm when faced with other people’s heated emotions, perhaps too much so. This isn’t always the case, but I would say that it is more typical of me than not.

8. I can be really hard-working as long as I have strong motivation.

Since I focus so much, rather than having an ability to multi-task, I can really get stuck into a project and work on it to the exclusion of other things. As long as my motivation doesn’t sink really low, I will continue with something for hours on end.

7. I’m loyal.

I like to meet lots of people and some of them may only be in my life for a short space of time, but those who I make friends with, I am loyal to, and I make relationships that last :)

6. I can start a conversation with a stranger in many situations.

I don’t randomly start a conversation anywhere and with anyone, but if I feel that a stranger is open to chat, I’ll give it a whirl and approach with some generic comment and see where it goes – it’s passed many a train or bus journey! :) I’ve had conversations with all sorts of people and then never seen them again, but for some short time, you get to find out about others’ life experiences, what they think and feel, what it’s like where they live, their opinions and perceptions. It can be an eye-opener and quite enjoyable :)