Q: Holding more than one job can lead to missed appointments and late arrivals to work if you do not keep track of where you need to be each day. Keeping track of your daily schedule in a day planner can help you to remember where you need to be each day. If you have an extra hectic schedule, try getting a day planner with 15 minute time slots to plan your day in smaller chunks. While you may be tempted to avoid telling your bosses about your situation, you are better off letting them know what your schedule is like. Your bosses may even be willing to work with you when scheduling your hours. It can be difficult to remember everything that you need to do when you work two different jobs in the same day. To help you remember your tasks, try making a to-do list for each job at the beginning of your day. As you complete items on your to-do lists, check them off so that you know what you have and have not completed. Balancing two jobs and a long work week may make it hard to keep your home clean, cook your own meals, and take care of other responsibilities. Ask your family, friends, or significant other for help with cooking, cleaning, child care or other necessary tasks. Make sure that you thank them for helping and do little things to let them know how much you appreciate the help. A simple note or a big hug can go a long way. Try arranging a freezer meal exchange with your friends. A freezer meal exchange is when a group of people all agree to make a dish, then divide the dish into enough servings for all of their friends and freeze them. Then, everyone gathers at someone's house to distribute the meals and everyone leaves with several dinners to reheat during the week. Make sure that you set some boundaries about when your work day begins and ends. Otherwise, you may end up working past your scheduled work hours, especially if you work from home for one of your jobs. If you have plans to do something fun with family or friends, don't let work overtake your plans. Keep your social appointments as well as your professional ones.
A: Use a day planner to keep track of your schedule. Discuss your situation with your bosses. Make to-do lists. Ask for help from your family, friends, or significant other. Maintain your boundaries.

Q: The lighter and darker stripes you see on manicured lawns or professional sports fields are created simply by bending the grass in the direction you're mowing it. Grass that bends away from where you're standing looks lighter in color, while grass that bends towards you appears darker. Therefore, a traditional back and forth mowing method will create straight lines that alternate between lighter and darker shades (depending on your viewing angle). To enhance the striping effect by bending the grass more fully, buy a lawn roller and use it to repeat the pattern you just mowed. To create a checkerboard-style pattern of alternating light and dark squares of grass, you simply need to mow over the same area twice. First, mow in your standard back and forth lines for instance, north and south. Then, mow over the same area in east and west lines back and forth. When you're done, you should see the distinctive checkerboard pattern. Finish the job by going around the perimeter one more time at the end, in order to clean up any irregularities caused by your turns. A diamond pattern actually isn't that much more difficult than the checkerboard. You simply have to rotate your alternating mowing lines 45 degrees, so that you're mowing essentially from corner to corner within your squared mowing area. For a zig-zag pattern, you have to create a diamond pattern first. You'll then need to make a repeating series of alternating 90 degree turns each time you mow over 3 diamonds (either light-dark-light or dark-light-dark in shade). This pattern takes some practice, and may be easier if you create a diagram to follow beforehand.
A: Do simple back and forth rows to create basic lawn stripes. Create checkerboard stripes by mowing in perpendicular rows. Take it to the next level with diamond or zig-zag patterns.

Q: Fashion is all around you, so look at how other people dress. Study what clothing they're wearing, what colors they're mixing, what shoes they pair with which accessories. When you see an outfit that you like, figure out why you like it. For instance, is it the overall vibe of the look (e.g., preppy, hippy bohemian, rockstar inspired), is it the general color scheme of the outfit, or is it a specific piece (e.g., a great cut jacket, the perfect pair of jeans)? After all, imitation is the greatest form of flattery! Yes, developing a unique sense of style is important, but if you're a complete beginner, imitating others can be a extremely helpful. Find an outfit you love and copy it, then keep the parts of the outfit that work for you, and change the aspects of the outfit that don't. If you've found an outfit you love, but the colors don't look good on you, find similar pieces in a more flattering color scheme. Create a Pinterest board of your ideal style, and pin your favorite looks to it. Study your board, and look for patterns of what you see as stylish, then figure out how to add that style to your look. If you find yourself pinning a lot of preppy, nautical themed looks, it's evident that you're drawn to that style. Find your favorite pieces on your Pinterest board, and add them to your wardrobe. Study your Pinterest board for ideas how to style your new wardrobe. Read a variety of magazines, from Vogue to Cosmopolitan, to get a variety of looks and outfit concepts. Getting inspiration from high fashion and street fashion will help you discover what style means to you. Spend some time scrolling through Instagram to find a few fashion bloggers you connect with. Once you've found a few bloggers you admire, study how they build outfits and where they shop to help you recreate their looks. Your style doesn't always have to follow trends, but paying attention to them will keep you knowledgeable about new fashion, and could give you some new ideas to revamp your wardrobe. Some trends you'll love, and others you'll hate. Don't feel pressured to follow any trends you don't like, but allow yourself to be inspired by the trends that you admire. Use trends as a tool to refresh your existing wardrobe. Discovering your personal style takes some experimenting; finding what you like, and what you don't like. Research by seeking out new styles, colors, and silhouettes that are outside your comfort zone. Once you've experimented, you'll be able to create your personal style based on what you've learned about your fashion likes and dislikes.
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Observe others to find inspiration. Imitate outfits that you love. Use Pinterest as a style tool. Follow fashion blogs and magazines to get new style ideas. Pay attention to trends. Get out of your comfort zone to discover your true style.