How to Be Unique
Being unique results when one follows his or her own identity and doesn't give in to what society preaches as the "norm." Each and every one of us is born unique, but with time, society and culture tends to shape and form our opinions, styles and way of life. However, it isn't too late to break out of the mold.
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Instructions
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Remain true to yourself. Nothing is as unique as your own opinion and own personality.
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Invent your own personal style. Instead of going to the mall and local department stores, branch out to some niche boutiques or even your local thrift store. Mall-bought fashion is what everyone does. Go out on a whim and buy something different and unique.
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Educate yourself on current issues, both locally and globally. This way, you can hold your own unique opinion when people ask how you feel about certain issues or current events.
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Create a buzz with a new hair color or cut. Instead of getting the traditional bob, one-length hair trim or buzz cut, get a funky 'do with texturized layers. A dose of hair color or highlights can transform an average look into a very unique look.
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Follow your heart when it comes to your hobbies or interests. So what if playing the accordion is viewed as "geeky." If that activity makes your heart sing, that can make you glow as a person and make you even more unique.
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Release your personal insecurities. This is a key factor as to why many people conform-because they fear what others may think if they march to the beat of their own drums. Let go of the fear and embrace your own personal uniqueness.
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Tips & Warnings
In a work or school environment, you may have to sacrifice some of your own personal uniqueness in order to follow company rules for dress code and overall personal conduct. However, once that 5 p.m. whistle blows, it's up to you to unleash your inner uniqueness.
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Comments
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haoran
Dec 10, 2010
Another point to make. Being truly unique may mean at times going agents the advice of even your closest family members. I am unique and happy to be. -
haoran
Dec 10, 2010
I like that article very much and it is so true. For me... I was born unique and for whatever reason I never confirmed to society norms even to the point of having no friends for as long as 5 years I just accepted that life and I remained true to myself. At times he can be hard being unique but when you find friends that accept you for you then you can know they are true friends. -
Unsoft
Oct 14, 2007
yeah! It works! I know because i've already tried it!:p -
Unsoft
Oct 14, 2007
yeah! It works! I know because i've already tried it!:p