Article: Think about who you'd be if you were fully expressing your values. Where would you want to live? What type of work would you do? How would you spend your free time? Make sure your choices are aligned with the personal values you've identified. For example, you might decide that in your ideal life you'd be helping people get fit through dance. You might imagine yourself living in a big city on the coast, teaching cardio dance classes at a gym, and going to the beach with friends in your spare time. Additionally, you might decide you want to own several pets because you love animals. Finding a career that fits your personal values helps you find meaning and purpose in life. Think about the types of tasks you might enjoy doing on a daily basis, what type of environment you'd want to work in, and who you'd like to work with. Then, look for a career that reflects these values. For instance, let's say you want to help people in your community and do community impact projects. Careers that have these qualities might include nonprofit work, government and political jobs, social work, urban planning, and public health. Brainstorm 3-5 things you can do to start living your best life. Break down your list into steps that are easy to complete. Then, pick 1 thing that you can do today. Going forward, choose 1 small thing each day that you can do to start aligning your life and career with your values. Over time, you should find that your life is more aligned with your values. This process can be slow or quick, depending on what's comfortable for you.
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Imagine what your ideal life would look like. Identify careers that fit with your personal values. Make a list of actions you can take to start living your ideal life.

Problem: Article: If a shy guy really likes you, he won't make grand gestures of affection. Instead, he will show that he likes you in small, sweet ways. For instance, he might remember details about you and things that you tell him. This shows that you stand out to him and he cares about you! If a shy guy likes you, you might catch him standing up for you. If your friends tease you or say something rude about you (even if they are joking), he might quietly say they are wrong. He might say, "I don't think Jaime acts that way." He might say, "That's not true," or "That's not how I see it." If a high school guy likes you, chances are his friends already know. (Maybe he told them, or maybe they can just tell.) If his friends start teasing him and giving him a hard time when you come around, it might mean that he's into you.
Summary: Watch him recall specific details. Notice him stick up for you. Hear him getting teased by his friends.

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Opt for flared jeans. Go for high-wasted, form-fitting dresses. Pick high-waisted pants or skirts. Make sure the crotch doesn't drop. Keep the legs of pants at your ankles.