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Wednesday, March 01, 2006

Did the following tests thanks to Nana..hehe..

Do you face it or fear it?

Taking control
You keep your fears and reality in good balance. You know there are times when you feel worried and scared of things, but you keep your fears in healthy perspective. You understand that fear has an important purpose in our life, as it serves to warn us of dangers, such as looking after personal safety. However, you acknowledge your fears and don't let them rule your life.

Try listing three of your fears. Ask yourself why you have them. For example, do you fear walking the streets at night? Are you hesitant to try something new in case you fail? Ask yourself whether these fears are based on real or perceived dangers. This will help you understand the reasons for these fears and respond appropriately.

If, for example, you fear doing something new and like to stick to the same routine, you are at risk of feeling trapped by your inability to face new beginnings. This can leave you feeling dissatisfied and irritable. You may have learned to assume things about yourself and the way you are, which have led you to staying fixed in the same place. Understanding your assumptions about yourself is the first step to beating a fear of new beginnings. You must be careful not to get too comfortable with the fears that you have and make sure you keep challenging yourself.

Try this exercise to help you stay on track:

The speed exercise

Walk for twenty minutes at half the speed at which you normally walk. Pay attention to people, places and detail. Repeat the exercise for seven days. This simple exercise is about challenging normal routine and may allow you to grow.

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You're a SAUCEPOT
You might think your sex appeal peaks and dips depending on your mood - in fact, you're pretty irresistible any day. It's the fact that you're so uncontrived that makes men notice you. Some nights you might glam yourself up, other times you go as you are. Oddly enough, it's the times when you don't make an effort that you're at your most alluring. Men treat you as an equal and know they can have a laugh with you - then, just as they've got you labelled as a mate, they realise they're falling hook, line and sinker.

Boost your sex appeal by: enhancing your good points. Using your excellent flirting skills - you're playful and teasing rather than off-putting. Just be yourself.

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