Use the Problem Identification, Choices, Consequences (PICC) model to sort through your feelings. The first step is to identify all of the feelings you have about the person. Examples of feelings you might have toward a person might be intrigued, unsure, self-conscious, etc. Make a list of all the feelings you can identify. Be sure not to categorize these feelings as good or bad, such as in a pros or cons list. Just write them all out. Feelings are not "good or bad"; they all have a purpose. For example, your feelings toward a coworker or acquaintance might include bewildered, respectful, offended or exasperated. Your feelings toward someone close to you, such as your best friend or a family member, might include: love, disappointment, annoyed, comforted, and so on. Identifying feelings can be difficult. It may help to start with a situation you remember and then add the feelings in after. Think of a recent time you spent with this person. Write a list of the feelings you had during this time. You may find that the feelings you identify are not because of who that person is or their relationship to us, but rather the situation you were in with them, or something specific they said or did. For example, you might go on a first date and have a good first impression. Then your date takes you to a party where you do not know anyone, and you feel uncomfortable or self-conscious. In this example, the situation or unfamiliar environment made you feel uncomfortable, not necessarily the person as a whole. There may be other factors that make you feel a certain way. It might not be entirely this person's fault. Try to identify the specific source of each emotion. This is even more specific than identifying the situation. Think back to the moment you felt a certain way. Identify what was said or done immediately prior. For example, if you remember feeling rejected during a date, you might recall that you noticed your date moving away from you during a walk. This may have been the source of your feeling of rejection. Next to each emotion and situation on your list, write down what you think the source of the feeling was.

Summary: Make a list of your feelings toward this person. Think about a time you recently spent with this person. Identify what made you feel this way.

Usually the things we love are the things we are good at. Research the fields and options that best deal with those interests so you can spend your time at work doing things that you enjoy. To begin, you can start off by simply researching job titles online or you can search for keywords of things you enjoy to find jobs that integrate those things. Consider your current hobbies and how you can apply them to a job. Think about your past work experience and the things you liked and didn't like about them. Consider working with a career coach at a local university if you are a student. This will help you to figure out what you are good at. This will give you a better sense of what certain jobs entail. Many communities offer job fairs that can be found on your local city website. These are great opportunities to ask questions. You can ask friends or family members about their experiences too. Ask about the hours they work, the highlights of their job, and what they find to be most challenging. Get opinions on the jobs you're considering and feedback about your plans to get there. However, follow up on these opinions with your own research. Someone who is dissatisfied with their job may not provide an accurate picture of what it's really like. Job shadowing is a career evaluation activity that allows you the chance to spend time with a professional currently working in a particular career field. You can see what it's really like working in a certain job. Check with the local college to see if they offer a formal job shadowing program through their Career Services Office. Career counselors can also be a huge help in assisting you to find potential job shadowing opportunities. Government agencies also offer job shadowing programs for students who are interested. There are many free tests on the web that will psychoanalyze your mind to help narrow down interesting jobs for you. These tests are designed to provide you with specific jobs that fit your unique interests and ultimately help you down a career path. You may even see jobs you didn't know existed be recommended to you. You can find the test at https://www.careertest.net/cgi-bin/quiz.pl?submit=signup The test has 68 questions and takes approximately 10 minutes to complete. Your responses should reflect who you really are and not the way you want to be, think you should be, or are asked to be by someone else. You will be provided with some helpful links to help you research the jobs that are suggested to you. Remember, there are no right or wrong answers or personality types. Your results will help you discover deeper traits about yourself like if you are more of a logical or emotional thinker, or whether you enjoy working around a crowd or by yourself. Consider your ideal work environment. If you are extroverted and like being around people, you may want to think about jobs that allow you to meet new people and converse with them. If you are more of an introvert, you may want to think about jobs that involve more solitaire work. The career personality test will tell you which side you fall on. Extroverts may enjoy fields such as teaching, sales, hotel management, restaurant work, or jobs in medicine. Introverts may enjoy more secluded jobs such as office work, accounting, writing and editing. If you see yourself having a more lavish lifestyle, or one filled with travel, you may want to seek out a higher paying job. Look at the salary and wage averages for the jobs you are considering to decide if they will provide you the type of lifestyle you are looking for. Salary averages for jobs in specific areas can be found at http://www.payscale.com/research/US/Country=United_States/Salary. Also, consider if you want a family and will be raising kids. Some jobs require more than 40 hours of work per week and this is something to consider with a family. Keep in mind that you might be happier in a job that pays less than what you are making now. Consider looking into careers that you would enjoy versus careers that would earn you a large paycheck.

Summary: Think about what you are good at. Talk to people who work in a variety of jobs. Spend time job shadowing. Take a career personality test. More about the test. Think about the lifestyle that is important to you.

There are several email address guesser services available online. One of the easiest to use and free options is http://www.guesser.email/. The guesser will generate addresses based on this information. If you don't know the domain, start with the person's company domain (@company.com), then try other popular domains like @gmail.com or @icloud.com. You can enter multiple domains by putting a comma in between each one. This will open your email client with all of the generated addresses added to the BCC line. This will allow you to send the same email to each message without the person knowing that you sent it to every permutation of the address. Make sure that your message is friendly and clear, so that you aren't mistaken for a spammer. You are likely not supposed to have this email address, so you'll need to be polite so that you don't get ignored. The message you compose will be sent to every address generated by the website. Wait to see if you get a response from any of the messages. Most will bounce back with an "undeliverable" message, but one may get through.

Summary: Open an email address guesser. Enter in the person's first name, last name, and potential domain name. Click "Create Email" button. Compose a personal email. Send the message and wait.

Do so after meeting the Man in Black at the summit at the Land of the Dragons. This will be after you battle the Man in Black and head back to the Imperial City. When you climb up the throne room, you will see two large, highly conspicuous chests. Climb toward the one on the left, and open it to obtain the fourth torn page.
Summary: Head to the Emperor's throne room. Receive the fourth torn page.