How one can improve ones own personality?
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Decide to be a really positive person and put that into practice as much as possible. Rent "The Secret" for inspiration. Be true to yourself, stop caring about other people's judgements, follow your own heart, be kind, and believe you are wonderful. You will be!
i don't know
by listening and considering and trying to be nice maybe
therapy can help too I think
I don't think you can. You are who you are and you just have to adjust and make the most of it. Even if you were a greedy, stubborn, jack@ss and you tried really hard to be a good person, you would probably just be faking it and be putting on a front. You would begin to hate it and revert back to your "real" self.
You can't change personality but you can change your actions and how you approach things.
learning to think positive
Look closely at your friends, family and acquaintances. See what you like about their personalities and do what they do. Good luck.
You can't. But if you're deadset on seeing some sort of change, read something by C.G. Jung. But DO NOT rent The Secret. Trust me. The creator of it had the inspiration for it come to her by listening to a spirit that was probably evil.
The best reference book you could ever use to keep your personality in check is the Holy Bible. That's the only way anyone will be able to truely improve on their personality. Thank you and may GOD come soon to right the wrongs that have been done on this earth.
i stay away from negative people.. at times is a bit selfish but i am sorry..if you are always whinin you are out... i am always laughing..of course there is a serious side of me but i have to deal with things as they come... help someone who REALLY needs it..it does a lot for your personality.. is such a great high... be a hero to some one... it does not have to be a big thing...be postive!!!!.. it takes a lot of strength to do that but it is worth the results.
talk in gud and fair language.
go along with gud people.
do physical exercises.
have a balanced diet.
have positive thinking.
dont boss anyone.
be outspoken.
like everything around you.
if your upset tell your grievances to the person whom you love a lot.
always have a clean mind.
be honest.
all the above are a bit difficult to follow but try your level best.
theoretically personality is constant, but it can probably be changed without a major injury or drugs, maybe with more effort and time someone can change their personality but seeing as it is a layered construct it will take a while.
however, instead of changing your entire persona, how about one or two things. be mindful of what they are so when they come up or you feel the urge to say or do it, stop yourself or willingly change your "automatic" or learned response. you'd have to teach this to yourself many times until it starts to become a habit. the old idiom of practice makes perfect seems to be the message here.
VIA SELF REALIZATION
YOU HAVE TO FIND YOUR OWN WAYS
NOBODY ELSE CAN/ SHOULD HELP
Personality is not a material thing, it is not set in concrete. Simply, it is the way in which one person is commonly seen by others, therefore it can be changed if you try to change it. Your personality is set in the way in which you act, present your self, interact and talk to others - the list goes on.
There are lots of self improvement books available. You might read them to help improve your personality.
Just accept urself as u are and walk in the right path
and try to understand the sorrows and troubles faced by your fellow being, ur personality will automatically develop..
Dear friend, you are asking the entire subject of psychology. There are so many aspects to know. Why dot you purchase a hand book of fundamentals of psychology and read one by one topic other wise knowing only topic personality is a bit problematic. For example if I say malty personality disorder, it is so many divisions. In one person there are so many personalities, how could you follow until you know what is personality.
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