Go to the official website for Texas Parks and Wildlife at https://www.txfgsales.com/. Texas License Connection is the online portal for Texas Parks and Wildlife, and is where you can purchase your Texas fishing licence. Click "Purchase Items." This will bring you to the customer search page. Once you get to this page, create your profile. It's necessary that you have your social security number, passport number, driver's license number, or customer number. Click "Create Profile" if there is no customer record found. If you don't have a driver license, it's possible there won't be an existing profile for you. In this case, you need to create a new profile. Make sure to put in all the information correctly when creating a new account. You can also get hunting licenses or combo packages that include both hunting and fishing licenses. Existing data will be pulled from your driver licence information. After you've completely input accurate details about yourself, you can click on the blue button on the bottom that says "Start Shopping." Click "Fishing" on the next screen. Choose the license that you've determined would best fit your needs and your budget. Review your items and click the "Checkout" button on the bottom of the screen. Once you're done adding everything you need, check out of the store and get ready to input your billing and address information. Remember to put the address you want the licence to get sent to. Once you've finished putting in all your details, the "Place Order" button will finalize the transaction. Once you've completed the steps, you can officially fish in Texas legally. Print out the temporary ID on this page so you have a license while you wait for your official one to come in the mail. When you click your first licence it will take you to the checkout screen, but you can still add more licenses from this screen. You can remove licences on the next page before inputting your financial information. You'll need a credit or debit card in order to purchase a license online. Make sure you have enough funds on your credit or debit card to pay for the license. Many commercial businesses are able to give out fishing licenses. Department stores or grocery stores can also have the ability to issue licenses at times. You'll need a valid form of identification in order to get a license. Some valid forms of ID include your drivers license, vehicle registration, or a Texas voter certificate. Make sure to call the place you're going to get your license from to make sure that they can provide you with one. The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department has 1,700 locations in the state. Visit https://tpwd.texas.gov/state-parks/ to find a park near you. If you have additional questions contact the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department at (512) 389-4820 or 800-792-1112 extension 4820. Remember to bring a valid form of identification.

Summary: Buy a license online. Complete your online purchase. Purchase your license at a gun, fishing, or sporting goods store. Visit a Texas Parks and Wildlife Department location.

Be your own cheerleader. When you finish a task, tell yourself "good job!" When you're mid-task, encourage yourself to keep going, and note that you are making good progress. If you're alone or at home, you can talk aloud. Talking to yourself can help you stay on task. If you get distracted, remind yourself out loud of what you need to do. Ask yourself questions like "What do I need to do next?" If you're in a public place, say it to yourself silently. Whenever you have an assignment with a topic you can choose, pick something that really interests you. For instance, if you have to write a paper about the civil war, pick a historical figure who you really admire or really despise. Topics that involve your feelings will be easier for you to think about for a long time. If you don't have control over the subject, try to find connections between the topic and something you care about. Find aspects of the subject that interest you. For instance, if you have to study History but you care the most about fashion, investigate the styles of the times and places you are studying. Learn how political and economical developments changed the way people dressed. If you find your workplace pleasant, you'll associate that pleasure with your homework. Work in a clean room. Clutter makes it harder to concentrate. Set a workspace by a window or in a room you think is comfortable and attractive. Make sure your workplace is well lit, your chair is comfortable, and the noise level is low. Try working in a public or school library for a change. If you do your homework at night, work somewhere well-lit. Don't work on a soft surface, like a bed or a couch, if you tend to doze off. It can be really hard to stay motivated when you don't have a clear sense of what the point is. Some homework assignments turn out to be useful eventually, but some never do. If you feel like your work is pointless, make a list of the reasons to do it. Reasons to do homework include: Learning something that will probably help with future assignments, even if you don't know what they are yet. Proving to your teacher that you understand the homework so that she or he doesn't keep assigning it over and over. Showing everyone that you are trying. Getting a good grade. If you care about your grades, it can be easy to remember why you are bothering with homework. If you don't care about your grades, train yourself to care. Getting bad grades can close doors for you in the long term and in the short term. Having the option of getting into a good college can make your whole life better. Getting good grades can qualify you for scholarships and grants. If you are in elementary or middle school, doing well in school can get you into a better high school when you are older. In many school districts you need a certain GPA to get a work permit as a minor. Having a high GPA can get you a "good student" discount on your car insurance. If your school doesn't give grades, remember that your reputation still matters. Teachers, and your classmates, will think of you as dependable and hard working if you do your work. If you are in high school, you need your teachers to think of you as a good student so they can recommend you for college, for jobs, and for scholarships.

Summary: Encourage yourself. Incorporate your own interests. Work somewhere lovely. Consider the short and long-term benefits. Remember the importance of your GPA.

Any words printed within 12 inch (1.3cm) of the crease will become part of the binding and therefore be impossible to read.
Summary: Make sure you have 12 inch (1.3cm) of margin, if your pages are printed.