Problem: Article: If this is a close friend, you should already have a good feel for their personality, values, and beliefs. If not, interview the person to learn more about them and to research and detect their speech patterns. You don't have to become close with the client, but knowing the basics about them will help you write a quality speech. This information will probably not end up in the speech, but it helps you understand what stirs the speaker's heart and what made them who they are today. Ask about where they grew up, what led them to the position they are in today, and what they are passionate about. You will probably not use most of this information in the speech, but it will help make the voice stronger. Note specific phrases or words they use, as well as where they place the emphasis in sentences. You will want to mimic these things when you ghostwrite the speech. Ask for their permission to make a recording of their voice so that you can use it during the writing process. Note words and phrases that are repeated as they speak. Decide what you will do on your own, versus working with your friend or client. Some ghostwriters start with drafts written by the speaker. Other ghostwriters write the entire speech. Make sure the speaker is aware of how much work they are responsible for. See if the speaker has a personal relationship with the group they will be addressing, or if this is a group of strangers. Identify their backgrounds, values, family situations, and anything else that will help you tailor the speech to this particular group. Presenting a speech to a small group of colleagues is different than giving a speech to a large auditorium full of people. It affects how fast the speaker can talk, the volume at which he must talk, if he needs to hold a microphone or not, and how much lighting will be available. This provides the basic material for the speech. It's important that you know their viewpoint and beliefs about the situation. During the conversation, identify the goal of the speech. Know what the speaker hopes to accomplish. Big ideas and main points provide the basic structure of the speech. Understand exactly what the speaker wants to communicate so you can make these points clear.
Summary: Get to know the person for whom you are writing. Ask some personal questions. Listen to them talk. Determine how much work you will be responsible for. Learn about the audience. Ask the person what they want to communicate.

Problem: Article: Talk to your friend and try to appreciate his or her position. Your friend may have genuine feelings for your crush that seem to be reciprocated. If they really are your friend, you should want to see things work out for them one way or another. If your friend really cares about your crush, the right thing to do may be to see how things go. If your friend doesn't seem to feel too seriously about your crush, he or she may understand if you tell them about how you feel. If your friend has strong feelings for your crush and you interfere, you risk ending your friendship. Your crush's feelings should be paramount to you if you really care about him or her, so take a step back and consider the situation. Does your crush seem to truly care about your friend? Are there any signs that he or she may have been interested in you? It may be difficult to accept that your crush may not have an interest in you romantically, but understand that it doesn't mean you are any less valuable or attractive as a person. Maybe you two simply aren't right for each other. If your crush seems like he or she is interested in you and doesn't care too deeply about your friend, you may want to consider being honest with each of them about your feelings. There are many different kinds of crushes one can have on another person. How deep are your feelings for your crush? How well do you know him or her? If you have strong feelings you fear you may not be able to push aside, you may want to tell them the truth. If you don't know your crush very well, it may not be worth the damage honesty could cause to your friendship. If you are uncertain about your feelings, take a step back and give yourself some time. There's no reason to make any rash decisions. Infatuation and love are different emotions that feel very similar. Infatuation often occurs when you are caught up in the excitement of meeting a person you like, but the feelings often lack longevity. After considering your feelings, the feelings of your friend and the feelings of your crush, you'll have to determine what you think the best course of action is. You may feel the right thing to do is to tell them both the truth about your feelings, or you may think it best that you keep them to yourself. If you decide to tell them how you feel, consider talking to your friend about it first. Depending on the situation, your friend may understand and step aside. Prepare yourself for things to go poorly if you choose to be honest. While everything may work out, you also run the risk of losing a friend and still not being able to date your crush. Remember to be sensitive to their feelings as well as your own in your decision.
Summary: Think about your friend's feelings. Consider what's best for your crush. Be honest with yourself about your feelings for your crush. Decide whether to tell them.

Problem: Article: Click or double-click the iTunes app icon, which resembles a multicolored musical note on a white background. If prompted to install an update, do so before before proceeding. It's a menu item at the top of the iTunes window. A drop-down menu will appear. On a Mac, you'll click iTunes in the top-left corner of the screen. This is at the bottom of the drop-down menu. The Preferences window will pop up. It's at the top of the Preferences window. You should see this at the top of the window. If the box is unchecked, iCloud Music Library is disabled on your computer. If you don't see this box, iCloud Music Library isn't available for your account. It's at the bottom of the Preferences window. Doing so will save your changes and remove any saved Apple Music songs from your library.
Summary: Open iTunes. Click Edit. Click Preferences. Click the General tab. Uncheck the "iCloud Music Library" box. Click OK.

Problem: Article: Find the file that you want to delete and click to highlight it. "
Summary:
Open Finder. Click File at the top of the Finder menu, then select Get Info. Select the "Privilege" option in the Sharing & Permissions section. Click on the box next to "Owner. Set the file to Read & Write status. Delete the file