Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Promise it won't happen again and act upon it. Have appropriate body language. Write your teacher an apology note. Ask for forgiveness.

Answer: End with a promise that you will never repeat the behavior that caused you to apologize again. Intend to follow through with this promise. The apology will mean a lot more if it does not have an empty promise on the end. For example: If you are apologizing for not doing your homework, start making sure to do your homework. If you were talking loudly during class, make sure to correct this behavior. Don't talk loudly in class. If you must say something, raise your hand. What makes an apology much more meaningful is when it is in person. This shows that you have courage and allows your teacher to see your face and body language while you apologize. Your body language should show that you are sorry. For example: Don't put your hands on your hips or cross your arms. It will look as though you don't care about the apology or are trying to challenge your teacher. Be relaxed and make eye contact with your teacher. Keep your arms at your sides, and your back straight. This will make you appear more serious and genuine. You can't replace an in-person apology, but you can add to your apology by giving your teacher a note or card to show you care. A simple note or handmade card saying you are sorry and what you are sorry for will be really appreciated by your teacher. Use the same language in the note as you would when giving a verbal apology. This means no making excuses or putting the blame on someone else. Use proper spelling and grammar. Don't write "Sorry I made U mad. =( " Instead, write "I apologize for disrupting class. It won't happen again." End your apology with a request for forgiveness, but don't expect it in return. The important part is that you stop doing whatever you did that made you apologize. Following through with your promise to not do it again might be what they need to forgive you. Keep it simple, but sincere. Say something like, "I hope that you can forgive me." Don't worry if your teacher doesn't forgive you. They might need time to think about your apology.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Prepare a list of questions and symptoms for all your appointments. List all your health concerns at the start of an appointment. Stop your doctor politely to ask questions or to redirect the conversation. Keep good records and notes of all appointments.

Answer: When seeing a doctor about a specific health condition, prepare questions ahead of time to discuss with them. This will send a message to your doctor from the start that you plan on being fully involved in your own care. Write your questions down on a piece of paper and have them ready when your doctor comes into your room. Also write down any symptoms that you're having so that you don't forget about them. Include when each symptom started, how frequent it is, and how much of a concern it is to you. Appointment times often run short, and sometimes people wait to ask about questions concerning them until the very end, when your time is almost up, often because they are nervous about the health problem. Don't wait to bring up something that's concerning you. Begin with the concerns that are most pressing or you think are most important. Your doctor will probably ask, "What brings you in today?" at the very start of your appointment. Use your list of questions/concerns as a summarize why you are there. If you have several concerns, let your doctor know this before you start listing them, so they know to let you finish. Sometimes a doctor will begin responding to your concerns before you're finished explaining everything because they want to start trying to help. If this happens, say, "Oh, sorry, I wasn't finished. I think" and continue with what you were saying. If your doctor says something that you're not sure you understand, say, "Sorry, I'm not sure I understood what you just said. Can you explain that to me again?" Jot down notes about things your doctor says in response to your questions and concerns. This will help you later in case you want to look up more information, call the office to ask more questions, or seek another opinion. Most offices provide a summary sheet that they print out and give to patients as they leave an appointment. Always keep these sheets stored in a place at home where you can refer back to them if you have more questions about your treatment or something your doctor said.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Don't give up all the power. Don't talk about exes. Treat others well. Don't be unfaithful.

Answer: This doesn't mean you should become a scary control freak. It's a balance. But if you give up all of the power, she will be less likely to respect you. When taking her out - as friends or if you've worked up the nerve to ask her out on an official date - take the lead. Choose the place, offer to pay for the meal, but be sure it's all within reason. Choose some place you know that you will both have fun (if you're trying to earn her love, you'd probably get brownie points for going to someplace you know that she likes, even if it means a little suffering on your behalf). Don't be available every time she asks. Don't be jealous. You talk to other people. There's no bigger turn off to a girl than the guy she's interested in becoming all clingy and controlling. A little jealousy is cute, but don't overdue it with questions such as "Who was that? Are you into him? How do you know him?" Never, ever beg. If she says she doesn't want to date you, she's not going to want to date you more if you plead. Instead, act disinterested. It will increase the chances she will change her mind. Women can't stand it when a guy talks about a past girlfriend too much because they want to feel unique. So avoid it at all costs. If she asks you about why you broke up with a past girlfriend, just say "because she wasn't you." Women will over-analyze detailed answers, so don't go there. And definitely don't bring up exes on your own. If you run into the ex, make sure to introduce your girlfriend and move on quickly. Women notice when a man doesn't treat other people well. They are likely to be turned off by displays of obnoxiousness. Talk kindly to your server at restaurants, and leave a decent tip. Never let her see you angry (unless it's about someone who has mistreated her). Woman are frightened by male anger (so resist the road rage and don't get in a fight in the bar.) Speak respectfully of your parents and all past relationships. Even if your past relationship was a nightmare, don't go into a negative rant about it. Don't talk about it a lot, but don't talk negatively about past exes when the subject does come up. For many women, being unfaithful is a deal-breaker. And women may define faithfulness as emotional cheating, not just physical. Don't flirt with other women when you are around her, and don't talk too much about other women, including people at work, or she will get suspicious. Watch conversations on social media and texting. Always consider how she would react if she had access to your phone or computer. For that matter, let her have your passwords or see your phone if she asks. There's nothing bad on it, right? Don't cheat and lie about it. Just don't be unfaithful, period. If you can't be faithful to her, you can hardly expect her to love you.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Advertise. Publish materials. Spread the word. Ask satisfied clients to spread the word.

Answer:
You need to get your name out there, and you're a one-person marketing department so be prepared to work for it. Here are some ways to spread your name and get recognition: Network. Go to industry events and make yourself visible. Engage in conversations and make contacts. Cold calling. It's not everyone's favorite thing to do, but business won't just walk up to you and hand you money. Hit the phones and try to drum up some business. Public speaking. Offer to speak at events on topics you have expertise in. This visibility and demonstration of knowledge will be very attractive to prospective clients. Writing a book, article, editorial piece, or even maintaining a blog can get you recognition as a noted authority in your field. You've probably made some contacts in your career thus far; don't be afraid to ask them to put you in contact with people they may know. Don't be afraid to use a referral from a satisfied customer to help get your name out there. Ask for their permission before using their name. See if they'll give you a quote in writing that you could use in an ad or on your website.