In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Instead of focusing on what you don't like, focus on what you do. If you often get compliments on your smile or gorgeous teeth, relish in these positive traits. Move beyond just the physical and focus on positive things you like about yourself that have nothing to do with appearance. Make a list to post on your mirror. Fill the sheet of paper with all the wonderful characteristics that you like about yourself right now. You might include things like "I am strong" or "I care for animals." Put as many items on the list as you can, and revisit this list regularly as a mood-booster. Smiling makes everyone more beautiful. When you smile, you reap a multitude of health benefits, such as assisting your body with stress-coping. You make yourself feel brighter and happier. What's more, you can even make others feel more attractive and help spread positivity to them. Challenge yourself to smile as much as possible, even when you don't want to. Give it 24 hours. Practice smiling at yourself in the mirror as you get dressed and prepare for your day. Smile at the strangers you pass on your way to school or work. Notice the reactions you get from smiling. Pay attention to how this makes you feel about yourself. Every body is unique. You can't really make a huge change to how you look, but you can start today making an impact on how you feel. Turn your focus towards leading a healthy lifestyle. When you are treating your body well, you will naturally have a greater sense of self-esteem and increased well-being. Fuel your body with plenty of water and real, whole foods, such as vegetables, fruits, lean proteins, whole grains, and low-fat dairy. Exercise regularly to fend off illness, maintain (or lose) weight, and fight anxiety and depression. Reduce stress by engaging in activities that you love. Make time for rest and relaxation. Get adequate sleep to improve your focus and concentration and increase your likelihood of making healthy lifestyle choices. Say "no" to drugs and alcohol, which may make you feel better temporarily, but can cause lasting damage to your mind and body over time. Sometimes, you have to fake it until you make it. Convince yourself that you feel great about your appearance by repeating positive phrases to yourself. You can make these statements anytime, anywherealoud or quietly in your head. Over time, you may find that you truly start feeling exactly as the words suggest. I am always doing the best I can. I am a work in progress. I am beautiful because there is only one me. My body is healthy. My mind is brilliant. My heart is at peace. My soul is tranquil. I will not harbor negative thoughts or feelings. I have great appreciation for my life.
Summary: Notice all the ways you and your body are amazing. Smile more. Nurture yourself. Repeat affirmations of self-love.

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Open YouTube. Click your profile icon. Click Settings. Click the "Restricted Mode" drop-down box. Scroll down and check the "Off" box. Click Save. Close and re-open YouTube.