IN: What happens next?

How to have a great future
Know that your past does not define your future.
You may have had some downs, some failed grades or poor relationships-this does not mean that you will fail every exam you ever take or have poor relationships for the rest of your life. Acknowledge any role that you may have played in these and also look at other factors that may have been at play.

OPTIONS:
- Consider what is happening in your life now and why. Remember that all of the good things you have, including your life, are shaped by a past.
- Decide how you are going to deal with difficult situations. If you have always been bad at meeting new people, this is a great sign of strength by attempting to avoid them.
- Let's say you made a mistake. If that's the case, you likely would not have learned from it.
- The point of this is not to point fingers or lay blame on any one. Understand that you have some control over the quality of your life.

OUT: The point of this is not to point fingers or lay blame on any one. Understand that you have some control over the quality of your life.

IN: What happens next?

A man waking four dogs is interviewed by the the man with the microphone who points the microphone toward the man with the dogs when the man with the dogs needs to speak. the dogs

OPTIONS:
- line up and give pet rubs, licks, and br * * sts licking as the clip ends.
- trot across a wiggling wicket with the jack-o-lantern they've been tied to.
- chase each other and run back to the owner while the interview takes place before the owner ends by kneeling down beside the dogs.
- physically attune themselves to the man's back as he speaks to the reporters.

OUT: chase each other and run back to the owner while the interview takes place before the owner ends by kneeling down beside the dogs.

IN: What happens next?

How to update your will
Read your current will.
You should always have your current will handy. Take out your copy and read it.

OPTIONS:
- If you don't have your copy, then ask your lawyer for a copy. Go through and see which property is listed and who you have designated as the " beneficiary " (the person who will receive it).
- In the middle of it, write the following : Draft your current will. If you want to take care of all assets in your house, add a deed to each of those assets.
- This will give you a good idea what the current beneficiary is. For example, wills for an llc or a corporation may only be updated after you don't have a will.
- If it is a separate document from your current will, it should also include a provision for updating your will. The provision should contain a brief description of the terms of the new will and include a five or six paragraph description of the assets and liabilities you can redistribute with your will.

OUT:
If you don't have your copy, then ask your lawyer for a copy. Go through and see which property is listed and who you have designated as the " beneficiary " (the person who will receive it).