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How to avoid distractions
Shut off your phone and other electronics.
Before you dive into working, cleaning, writing or whatever else you need to do, turn off or silence your cell phone and anything else that might prove to be a distraction. This includes the tv, video games, etc.
A: Technology is arguably the biggest distraction in modern society, and being surrounded by beeping, buzzing, flashing devices can really hold you back. Unless you use your computer for work, shut it down or set it to hibernate.

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A wood cabin and cars going over the snow covered mountains appear, before a crowd of skiers are shown gathered on the mountainside. the skiers
A: begin skiing down the mountains, multiple people in a row before entering an ice cavern.

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A man is kneeling inside a building. He is talking about a large rug on the floor. he
A: then demonstrates the proper tools and methods for cleaning it.

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How to know when you are ready to move out of home
Figure out your monthly income.
Add up all the income you receive in one month after taxes (most paychecks will have taxes already deducted from them). If your income fluctuates slightly, figure out a monthly average by looking at the past six months of your pay.
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If your income fluctuates wildly every month, moving out might not be the best option. If you need to figure out an average of your monthly income, add up the past six months of your income, then divide by 6.