Apr 21, 2017

5 Ways You Can Make Yourself More Attractive (That Have Nothing to do With Appearance)

People are attracted to happy and positive people. Being happy and sure of yourself is something everyone strives to be and both are attractive qualities to have.

When you’re sure of who you are and where you stand on things, this can give you the confidence you need in yourself to make you feel more attractive and comfortable.

But how do you get to that point? Below, we’ve gone over 5 ways you can boost your attractiveness on the inside. 

1) Always Do What You Think is Right.

It always feel better to give than it does to receive. When you’re giving back to others and being generous to those around you are a spending less time focusing on yourself and all the things that you want. You’re not seeking the validation and approval of other people, you’re finding that approval within yourself. When you’re able to find that happiness within, you’re allowing that positivity to shine outward.

2) Don’t Live For Anyone Else But Yourself.

We live in a world where people tend to worry so much about what others think of them. “Am I smart enough? Am I pretty enough?” When you’re only concerned about what the people around you are doing and thinking, you’re forgetting about the most important person: yourself.

Start asking yourself what makes you happy and what it is you want in life, rather than what you think everyone else would want. Once you start asking yourself these questions, you’re allowing yourself to live your life for you and not the rest of the world.

3) Don’t Be So Serious.

Life isn’t perfect. People aren’t perfect. Nothing in this world is absolutely 100% perfect. So why worry about about appearing flawless to the world? Everyone is going to see you differently and that’s okay, because who you are is beautiful and unique.

Don’t take everything so seriously or take negative comments to heart. It’s a waste of your time and energy and it can weigh heavily on your heart if you hold on to those negative feelings.

4) Put Yourself First.

Your health is important. Your body does so much for you on a daily basis and so you should be trying to return the favor!

You’re happier when you’re healthy, so eating right, exercising, and boosting your mental health will be evident and subsequently improve your attractiveness to those around you. Not only will you look better but you’ll feel better too!

5) Allow Yourself to Be Happy.

Last but not least, just let yourself be happy. We can be so hard on ourselves sometimes and drag ourselves down to a lower level. In these situations when that little voice in your head is trying to tell you that you’re failing, remember all the reasons you’re succeeding.

Don’t let those thoughts drag you down, but allow your positivity to lift you up. When you do this you’re actively making the choice to be happy. When you’re happy, people definitely notice!

Originally published on The Power of Ideas.

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