Recently, I've bought a book name The Book of ME. Well, it's not actually a book but its more to a biography book. All I need to do is write and answer the question inside the book. Its all about ME. The book can be a nice gift also. I'm lucky because when I went to Kinokuniya, there was only 1 book left in the shelve. Below is something that I quote from the book. So enjoy the post while you get to know me more.
When you describe yourself, think about giving future generations a peek at how you appear in the flesh. Try to see yourself as a stranger would, and think about what that person might know or guess about you at first glance. Practice objectivity and self-acceptance. Don't be critical. Make this an exercise in appreciating the large and small details that make you YOU!
It's true that the probability of n identical snowflake or of an identical you is about zero. You were born to look, think, and act like no other. And we're not just talking fingerprints or genetic spirals. Even if you are a mono zygotic twin, you began to develop into a person noticeably different from your womb mate almost as soon as your mutual egg split into two embryos. Your individuality kicked in around the time of your conception and will continue to grow throughout your life span.
You have been naturally endowed with certain physical traits, gifts, and proclivities. But you are much more than a blueprint. You also came equipped with a natural inclination to self-actualization - that is, to grow into the person you are capable of becoming. Along with your life experiences, the choices you've made have shaped your skills, habits, preferences, character, and personal style into unique you. Your mannerisms and physical appearance are shining expressions of the inherited you and the self you have chosen to be.
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