Article: If you're perpetually late, it may help you to keep track of what's making you late. Figure out if you're late due to psychological reasons or processing errors. Ask yourself if you are always late by the same amount of time. If you are, your problem is probably psychological. If the time varies, it's probably organizational. Spend a minute at the end of the day taking notes on your lateness. What were you late to? What were you doing that prevented you from arriving on time? What feelings were you having? Make note of any worries you had, or any times you got stuck. Consider any errors you made in your calculations. When you've done this for a week or two, look over your notes. Do you see any patterns? Do you stress intensely about things you feel you can't do, don't want to do, or can't find the resources to do? Does this lead you to cancel events, or arrive so late they can't really take place? If you suspect this is the case, talk to a counselor about your anxiety. You may find talk therapy or medication to be helpful. If you're insecure about your importance to others, you may arrive late to prove your own necessity. Ask yourself if being late make you feel needed. Do you feel superior because others must wait? Does being late help you feel assured of another person's love for you? Does making people wait for you serve as a way of confirming that they're willing to sacrifice their time and presence for your sake? If this is the case, you might want to talk to a psychologist about improving your self esteem. You may arrive late because you genuinely struggle with spatial and temporal calculations. You may have a processing disorder, or an attention disorder like ADD or ADHD. If this is your issue, you may underestimate the time you need. Try timing your regular trips so that you have an actual estimate available to you. If you're going somewhere new, look it up on an app like Google Maps first. Pad your time. Even if you look up the distance, you may need extra time, especially if you get lost on the way.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Pinpoint why you're a perpetually late person. Look at your anxiety. Ask yourself if you're arriving late to test others. Identify processing failures.

Problem: Article: Double-click the Excel app icon, which resembles a white "X" on a green box, then click Blank workbook. If you have a specific file which you want to open in Excel, double-click that file to open it instead. It's in the upper-left side of the Excel window. On a Mac, click Excel in the upper-left corner of the screen to prompt a drop-down menu. You'll find this on the left side of the Excel window. On a Mac, you'll click Preferences... in the drop-down menu. It's on the left side of the Excel Options window. On a Mac, click instead Ribbon & Toolbar in the Preferences window. This box is near the bottom of the "Main Tabs" list of options. It's at the bottom of the window. You can now use macros in Excel. On a Mac, you'll click Save here instead.
Summary: Open Excel. Click File. Click Options. Click Customize Ribbon. Check the "Developer" box. Click OK.

. These are the beams which make up the skeleton of your walls. You'll need to plan ahead to know where you want all of your walls to go, which should have been done in your building phase. There are two main materials from which you can make your studs: steel or wood. Each has their benefits and you should choose what is best for you. As a general rule, wood is cheaper but steel is stronger. You can add further insulation at this point by putting traditional insulation in the framing area. . Once your walls have a skeleton they'll need a skin! Install drywall or use whatever wall finishing method you prefer to get nice walls which you can paint when your project is complete. . If you did not already, you'll need to add drywall or other finishing materials to your ceiling. This will give you a nice surface to paint or finish in your preferred method. . You can save a few bucks by keeping your concrete floors and having them bare. This may be cold, however so consider carefully. Concrete floors can be stained to achieve really cool finishes, giving you a modern look. nstall carpet onto the concrete or build a subfloor. You'll need to figure out what flooring method is best for you. Installing a subfloor will make for a warmer floor than just installing carpet but it may take away badly needed inches in terms of wall height, as well as adding to the overall project cost. . If you're adding rooms to your new space, you'll also want to add doors. This will be especially important for bathrooms and bedrooms. Make sure you account for doors being able to open and close when you place items like sinks, tubs, and toilets into rooms.
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Place the studs Finish your walls and add drywall Finish your ceiling Consider keeping your concrete floors . Add doors