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Everyone has their own ideas of what is pretty and what isn't -- and these ideas even change amongst different countries. When reading this article, you should consider what you think is pretty. If you think that wild, curly hair is pretty, then go for it. Don't be afraid to be yourself and set your own standards. Remember that true beauty comes from the inside and uniqueness is also beautiful. If you've only believed that beauty was physical before, redefine this idea and contemplate the possibilities. At the same time, try to set realistic expectations. For example, instead of drastically trying to change your figure, skin color, or hair, try to accept the way you look first. Take good care of your hair and skin and focus on the parts you do like about yourself (such as your eyes or your curly hair). Sometimes, people can be their own worst critics. Take a moment and treat yourself like a friend -- would you be as harsh on yourself? What are your best qualities (both inside and out)? Maybe you value certain features about yourself because they are inherited from a loved one. Accept yourself as you are, and recognize that you are not perfect -- but no one is, it's human. Appreciate your uniqueness, develop the qualities you want that you have control over (such as your personality, intelligence, and health), and trust that your beauty will grow day by day.

summary: Think about what you consider to be pretty. Believe in your own beauty.

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Mazes are a fun way to disguise handwriting work. That is, they work muscles that your child needs to have good handwriting by improving fine motor skills. They also help develop thinking skills. Another way to develop fine motor skills and muscles is to give your child play-dough to play with. Sit down with her, and come up with things for you and her to make together. You could also incorporate letter work by making letters with the play dough. Another way to help letter recognition and reading skills is to say something like "Make something that starts with the letter 'A'!" Just working with pens, markers, and pencils can help your child improve her fine motor skills. She's learning to grip and move the pen correctly, so it's a step in the right direction. Some people say working with broken crayons or triangle crayons can even help your child learn to grip better. Sit down and have a color session with your kid. You'll both have fun, and she'll be improving without even knowing it. Alternatively, load up on new coloring books so your kid will be excited to draw. Take some chalk outside on a nice day. Spend some time coloring outside with your child. Sneak in some letter writing by each of you writing your name or by creating a fun message.

summary: Get her a book of mazes. Play with play-dough. Get coloring. Color the driveway.

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Are you sight-impaired and intending to provide useful information for a scribe? Are you compiling a medical history for yourself or your child? Do you plan to use your personal data sheet as a foundation for job applications? Understanding the purpose of your personal data sheet will help you determine what information you need to include. Gathering name and address information for references, any relevant medical data, and details regarding your past jobs and educational experience will help expedite the writing process once you begin. Job resumes are targeted toward a specific position opening. While you may use the same basic format for each job to which you apply, you'll adapt the objective, and possibly some of the supporting information, to the specific characteristics of each position. A personal data sheet, on the other hand, is a compendium of information about you. This document is not generated to "sell" your qualifications to a specific audience, but rather to provide complete, accurate, and clearly presented information about you and your life experiences. Note that while you may target your information to a broad type of audience -- medical professionals, potential volunteer opportunities, etc. -- the same personal data sheet should serve to introduce you to any audience of the targeted type. If you opt to include your personal data sheet with a job application you should always provide a resume, as well.
summary: Determine why you are compiling a personal data sheet. Gather relevant resources. Understand how a personal data sheet differs from a resume.