#levelupskills

To become a future leader, focus on building skills like strategic thinking, emotional intelligence, adaptability, and effective communication. These abilities help you navigate change, inspire teams, and make smart decisions. Strong leadership today is about being visionary, empathetic, and resilient in a fast-changing world Read More...

1. The freedoms of oneself and others should be respected, including the freedom to offend and to do what one wills with their body.

2. One should strive to act with compassion and empathy, in accordance with reason.

3. Beliefs should conform to one's best scientific understanding of the world.

4. One ought to avoid suppressing their convictions, rather, seek the most efficient and least-harming way to cope with them.

5. The world and all its creatures including oneself will always be in a state of wabi-sabi ("imperfect, impermanent, and incomplete"). Learn to appreciate and accept this.

6. One should always use and develop their personal attributes to their advantage, a practice which requires close study of the self.

7. Live a beautiful life; this includes happiness, authenticity to oneself, a living application of design theory, as well as health in social and personal spheres.

8. Indulge oneself within reason. Be cognizant that one exists through time, and so never put the future self or their opportunities at risk if it is avoidable or does not have a worthy tradeoff.

9. A breadth of wisdom is extremely beneficial to supporting other values. To fully realize all the values, one should expand their knowledge in relevant domains. Read, feel, listen, sense, take criticism, observe; create a multimedia mental library of experiences and emotions.

10. Be a person of high-value. This is typically supported by ambition, cunning, tact, leadership and resourcefulness.

11. Curate an environment that lends itself to success and execute in parallel. Utilize all resources within reason.

this guide is mostly based on the rae morris (MUA) method, the brows video by dear peachy, & an understanding of facial harmony based off the book "triumph of individual style".

there are 3 parts of the brow: the front, arch, and tail which can each take their own shape. additionally you can also adjust the thickness, curve, & apparent density/clarity of the brows.

in general, I think brows tend to look best when they reflect the shape of the eye. it's easiest to see this in practice. in many art tutorials on how to draw eyes, including this one, you can see that artists tend to draw brows that match the eye shape as well as curving similar to how the eye curves.

take in account your features & how you want to accentuate them. do you want to make your face appear more delicate? softer? youthful? the shape of your brows can also help narrow/straighten the nose, lift your eye area. if you have a larger forehead, you can fill in your brows higher to shorten the width of the forehead. less curved brows will shorten the face more than arched brows.

The front of the brow should not be filled in densely. I tend to prefer a taper where the bottom of the brow is filled before the top (similar to the above illustrations) as opposed to a block Rae Morris also notes that starting the brow horizontally ("at a right angle") & then only starting to slowly lift once we reach the inner corner of the eye will create a lifting shape and

Lower arches make you look more youthful, more arch increases sensuality & maturity. I think the ideal location of the arch is the midpoint between the outer end of the iris and outer edge of the eye. If your eyes are wide, you might prefer to locate it at the outer end of the iris instead.

The tail of the brow should be located along the imaginary line from the bottom edge of your nose to the outer corner of the eye, up to your brows. If you would like to look younger, it may be helpful to shorten the brows. If you have wide temples or would like a more sultry look, try longer. Do not go too much shorter or longer, just make a very subtle change. Make sure your brow tail is thinner than the rest of your brow.