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How to earn residual income
Learn about the work involved.
Being a landlord isn't as simple as just collecting rent checks every month. There's a lot of time, work, and money involved in maintaining the property and meeting the tenants' needs.

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- Research jobs that you would want to work. Think about what experience the landlord's customers or families have with landlords.
- It's best if you're a handy person with hands-on experience making repairs, doing yard work, and working on basic plumbing repairs/maintenance. If you can't perform work yourself, you'll have to pay someone else to do it.
- Find out what types of jobs are necessary to raise capital. How many paid and saved capital are employed at doing more? Look up job fairs and job fairs.
- When picking out a landlord, the city will give you a short list of places to look. However, at the end of your run-in with the area, it's important to look at your current state.

OUT: It's best if you're a handy person with hands-on experience making repairs, doing yard work, and working on basic plumbing repairs/maintenance. If you can't perform work yourself, you'll have to pay someone else to do it.

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How to be good at soccer
Practice receiving the soccer ball.
Find a large, secluded wall. The best use for this exercise are either brick or concrete walls.

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- Simply kick the ball so that it hits the wall about 3 feet above the ground. As the ball bounces back, lift your foot into the air.
- If you do not have a wall, you can hold the ball perpendicular to the wall. Try starting the ball on your feet or yourself.
- Spread your legs out on either side of the wall and hold the ball with one hand. With the other hand, raise the ball behind you, keeping your knees bent.
- Once you find one, tap the ball hard while leaning a strong, even weight, like your soccer bag or any racket, against the wall. Punch the ball with the base of your foot, then raise your racket over your head and out to the side.

OUT: Simply kick the ball so that it hits the wall about 3 feet above the ground. As the ball bounces back, lift your foot into the air.

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How to be happier by showing gratitude
Remember to say thank you to everyone who performs a small courtesy like opening a door.
The more opportunities you find to say thank you, the better you will feel about your life at the end of the day.
Smile at every cashier, bank teller and bus boy and say " thank you.

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- " treat people with grace, even when they start to act self-deprecating or unprofessional. It will make people feel better about themselves and even help them feel more loved.
- " the effects of gratitude are contagious. When you show it to others, they will immediately mirror it back to you.
- " send gratitude to every individual who drops money on a bus stop. ' thank you kindly' to all the people who accept your calls, texts and email when an inconvenience arises.
- " you will also notice that some jobs won't give you any opportunities to be happier. Therefore, show others that you are grateful and demonstrate how appreciative you are.

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" the effects of gratitude are contagious. When you show it to others, they will immediately mirror it back to you.