Growing up I was a shy child who did not do much talking, but I watched how people reacted to other people. I learned that how you looked drove the way that people treated you. But it wasn't just physical characteristics, it was also attitude, confidence and grooming. People who looked like they cared about themselves inspired other people to care for them. It was easy to identify the people who felt good about themselves, when you feel 'pretty' you act 'pretty'. Inner qualities, talents, accomplishments and gifts add a glow that cannot be replicated. When you embrace you--your age, your challenges, your strengths and your limitations--and embrace change as an exciting evolution, your true beauty will be apparent to all. The power of your 'pretty' is that it will challenge others to see your best and give you their best.
