Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Leave something of yours behind in their house or car. Write a surprise note and leave it where they'll find it. Wear a signature fragrance and leave the scent on their items. Send a surprise gift or leave a parting gift.

Answer: Before you part ways, pick something to purposefully "forget" and leave it with the other person. That object should remind the other person of you whenever he or she sees it, and it also creates an unspoken promise to meet again soon so that the object can be returned to you. Make sure that the object is something you can actually afford to forget. A bracelet, a watch, or your favorite book can all be good options. Your cell phone or wallet would be bad ideas. If you don't want to be sneaky about it, you can come right out and say that the object is meant as collateralproof that you'll return to claim it and see the holder once more. Write a heartfelt letter or card and mail it to the other person. This is a sweet, genuine gesture that shows more effort than just sending a text message. The other person will feel loved and cared for, and happily surprised, which will make them miss you. If you spend a lot of time in that person's home, you can write notes in advance and hide them around their home before you part ways. When he or she finds one by surprise, it'll serve as an instant reminder of the last time you were there. The sense of smell is actually quite powerful, and evidence suggests that scent and memory are closely linked. Wearing the same subtle, pleasant scent on a regular basis can imprint yourself in someone's mind and make that person think of you whenever he or she smells it. If your special scent gets on the other person's clothing, pillows, or bed spread, they'll be reminded of you when you're not around. This is most commonly seen in romantic relationships. The scent of a lover's shampoo, body wash, perfume, or cologne can linger on pillows and other objects, jolting the other partner's memory whenever he or she gets a whiff. Signature fragrances can work their magic in platonic relationships, too. For instance, if you love baking and your kitchen always smells like fresh bread, a friend or relative could easily come to associate that smell to the warmth of your home. When you leave, give the person a gift. It doesn't have to be big or expensive. Something as simple as a new coffee mug will make them miss you because they will think of you whenever they are drinking their coffee. If the person is already far away, you can send them a gift through the mail. Getting a surprise gift in the mail will feel much more meaningful than just getting a text message. If they love to read, send them a book you think they would like. If they love fashion, send them a pretty new scarf. If you do art, send them a piece of art you made.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Ask for help when you need it. Be open to criticism and use it to grow. Avoid taking credit for all of the work. Acknowledge your errors. Avoid showing favoritism.

Answer: Some bosses think they have to know everything, but it's okay to ask for help. Your employees will recognize it as a sign of strength because your aren't afraid of admitting that you don't know everything. Say, "I'm mulling over how to approach this merger decision, and I'm open to your suggestions. If you'd like to talk about your ideas or concerns, drop by my office between 2:00 and 5:00 p.m. today." Don't be defensive when your employees criticize your decisions or performance. Instead, consider their comments and decide if they make sense. If they do, consider it an opportunity for growth. Don't punish people for giving you negative feedback. No one is perfect, not even you. It's normal to make mistakes. Give credit to your employees for a job well done, and consider the organization's accomplishments to be a group effort. Bad bosses often hog the credit, but good bosses spread it around. Acknowledge the contributions of others. Congratulate your employees for a job well done. When people give you praise, mention the employees who helped you make the accomplishment happen. Despite your best efforts, everyone makes mistakes. If you've made a bad decision or snapped at an employee, admit your mistake and apologize. Say, "I'm sorry that I shut you down this morning when you came in to make a suggestion about the project scope. I truly value your input." You may have some employees that are better performers than others. Perhaps some even remind you of yourself. Keep these opinions to yourself. Showing favoritism is damaging to the workforce. It can discourage workers who don't feel favored, and it can cause stagnation in favored employees. If you find yourself focusing your attention on a fraction of your employees, make a point to shift your attention to include others. If you go out to lunch or happy hour with employees, make sure everyone is invited.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Rub the cure into the meat. Refrigerate the pork belly. Rinse your meat. Store your meat safely. Finished.

Answer: Remove your chilled pork belly from the fridge. To keep your kitchen surfaces clean, place it on a rimmed baking sheet. Coat the meat with your cure recipe. Then massage the cure into the meat all over, doing your best to spread the cure over and into the pork belly as evenly as you can for consistent flavor. Once it has been coated with cure, place the meat into a sealable container. If you use a plastic bag for this, set the bag in a rimmed baking sheet or a pan to keep any possible leaks from spreading in your fridge. Refrigerate the pork belly for at least 5 days. As juices begin to pool at the bottom of the container, be sure to flip the pork belly daily so each side is more or less evenly soaked in brine. If your meat is particularly thick, or you wish to have as much cured flavor as possible, leave the pork belly to cure for 7 days to ensure that the cure makes its way to the middle of the meat, thus extending its shelf life. Remove the pork belly from the fridge and its container. Place it in a colander. Run cold water over both sides to wash away all excess salt. Then use paper towels or a clean towel to gently pat the meat dry. Your bacon is now cured! If you do not cook and consume your bacon right away, wrap it with plastic wrap. Seal it tightly to keep out air. Store in your refrigerator or freezer. Bacon slabs cured with nitrites will last 4 to 6 weeks in the refrigerator and 3 months in the freezer. Bacon slabs cured without nitrites will last 3 weeks in the refrigerator and 6 months in the freezer.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Give people the e-mail associated with your PayPal account. Request money via PayPal. Send invoices via PayPal. Link PayPal with sites like eBay. Expect a fee to be deducted from most invoices and sales.

Answer:
If you want people to give you money via PayPal, they will need your e-mail address. Make sure, when requesting to receive money via PayPal, you give people the e-mail address associated with your account and not a different address. You can send requests for money through PayPal by logging into your account. Click "Tools", then "Request Money." Enter the amount of money you wish to receive and the e-mail or phone number of the person you're requesting it from. Then click, "Request Money." This is a good tool if you need to send someone a gentle reminder they owe you money. For example, if a friend borrowed money from you for something, you can send them a reminder of the amount via PayPal. If you do any kind of freelance work, you can easily invoice your hours using PayPal. After hitting the "Request Money" tab, you can select "Invoice" from the menu along the top of the page. You then fill out a form where you provide details of the services you provided, your hours, your rates, and the total amount owed. If you sell things online, on sites like eBay, most sites will allow you to link your account to your PayPal. This way, when customers make purchases, their money will automatically be directed to your PayPal account. Every site has a different procedure for linking your PayPal account, but you usually just need to enter the e-mail associated with your PayPal and possibly some personal information. If you use PayPal as an online merchant or as a way to invoice an employer, a fee of 2.9% + $0.30 will be deducted from your final payment. To get around this fee, calculate it into your price or invoice by multiplying your desired price by 0.029, then adding $0.30. If you're transferring money between friends and family with a linked credit card, you'll be charged the same fee. If you're using a linked bank account, you won't be charged a fee. For a full, detailed list of fees in all countries and for different kinds of companies, visit PayPal's fee page here: https://www.paypal.com/en/webapps/mpp/paypal-fees