Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Welcome your new toad friends. Try not to disturb the toad habitat. Water the garden every day. Consider installing a toad light.

Answer: If you're lucky (and if you live by a pond or wooded area) you will not have to go out of your way to get new tenants in your toad habitat. You will just have to wait a few days for a toad to find the new water source and make himself at home. If you don't get a resident in your toad habitat within a week or two, you might want to go to a local pond or wooded area and see if you can catch one. You can also purchase toads in pet stores, but it is not recommended to release domestic toads into yards. They may not be used to living in the wild and may not have the skills needed to survive. You may be tempted to go out and make friends with the local toads, but it's better to watch from a distance. Similarly, keep pets and small children away. Instruct older children to observe the toad house from a distance, and be sure to supervise younger children when they are in the yard. If you are unable to keep your pets from the area, you may need to construct a small fence around the toad habitat. Otherwise, toads are unlikely to make the habitat their home. You can gauge how comfortable the toads are in your presence by watching their behavior when you are gardening. If they don't run from you, you may eventually find that you can touch or even hold them. Just take your time. Your toad likes a moist habitat, so keep the area pleasantly moist but not overly wet. Ensure that the water dish NEVER runs low on water or becomes murky or dirty. Because you must water the habitat frequently, it is important that the plants in the area prefer a lot of water to thrive. Otherwise, you may find that the frequent watering will drown the plants or encourage root rot. If you notice that the frequent watering harms the plants in the habitat, you'll need to plant something else that tolerates more water. In most yards, bugs are plentiful and your toads will have more than they can eat without you needing to take any additional steps. If you are lucky enough to live in an area without many nighttime bugs, you may consider investing in a light to attract insects to the toad habitat during the evening and night. Any type of small garden light will do the trick, but it should be no taller than three feet high. Install it on the periphery of the toad habitat, and keep it lit at night in the warm months whenever possible.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Freshen up a room. Make your own household cleaner. Infuse hand soap and other products with frankincense.

Answer: Add frankincense oil to a scent diffuser, vaporizer or homemade candle to spread the delightfully musky aroma throughout your home. Its odor-fighting elements can easily overcome the unpleasant stench of pet messes, trash, mildew or mounds of dirty laundry as it calms and relaxes you. Combine 5-6 drops of frankincense oil in a spray bottle with 3 cups of distilled water and 1 tablespoon (14.8ml) of baking soda. You can use this natural mixture the way you would an ordinary air freshener. Try placing electric scent diffusers filled with frankincense oil in the wall outlets around your home. Whisk 10 drops of frankincense oil together with 2 cups hot water, 1 cup white vinegar and cup baking soda to produce a homemade multi-purpose cleaning solution. Pour this solution into a spray bottle and use it for everything from cleaning your toilets to decontaminating your kitchen counter after handling raw chicken. Frankincense is a natural astringent, meaning it can cut through and help lift dirt, oil and grime from almost any surface. Polishing your furniture or counter tops with a mixture of olive oil, lemon juice and frankincense oil will leave behind a polished shine and keep them smelling fresh. Buy unscented hand soap, shampoo or facial cream and dress it up with one part potent frankincense oil. You'll be able to clean, soothe and restore vital moisture to your skin and scalp while spending a third of what you normally would on extravagant specialty products. When used correctly, frankincense oil is like a cleanser, a lotion and a perfume all in one. Frankincense is good for clearing pores and strengthening cuticles. Make your own liquid hand soap for kitchens and bathrooms using liquid castile soap base, distilled water and a mixture of essential oils like frankincense, peppermint and lavender.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Opt for better surfactants in place of sulfates. Choose products with water-soluble silicones. Look for other ingredients that replace silicones. Opt for hydrating alcohols over drying ones.

Answer: You still need surfactants sometimes, but you have better options available to you than sulfates. These include ingredients like coco betaine and lauroamphoacetate, just to name a few. Other options include sodium cocoyl isethionate, cocamidopropyl betaine, disodium cocoamphodiacetate or cocoamphodipropionate or cocamphodipropionate, or ocoamphoacetate. These silicones are okay to use on curly hair, as they won't build up over time; you can use water to wash them out. Pick ones like hydrolyzed wheat protein hydroxypropyl polysiloxane, dimethicone copolyol, or lauryl methicone copolyol. Also look for silicone names that have "PPG" or "PEG" in front of them. That indicates they're water-soluble. Silicones are used to help detangle your hair, as well as to add shine. If you want to avoid silicones altogether, other ingredients can help with lubrication, too. These ingredients aren't silicone-based. Certain types of chlorides can help, for instance. Try behentrimonium methosulfate, distearyldimonium chloride, behentrimonium chloride, polyquaternium 55, cetrimonium bromide, or dicetyldimonium chloride. Most alcohols are drying, so if you see them on the ingredient list, you may want to avoid that product. Exceptions to this rule are hydrating alcohols, which include cetearyl alcohol, cetyl alcohol, myristyl alcohol, lauryl alcohol, and behenyl alcohol. Hydrating oils will help you tame your curly hair.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Listen to what they think needs improvement. Keep the feedback coming. Invest in your employees' lives. Make everything personal. Be a little weird.

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Employees see a different side of the company than you do. Because of this, they'll have a better idea of what needs improvement on their end. Often, these ideas will make their jobs easier, leading to more productivity. Whether it's a more reliable copier or a different manner of invoicing, remember that small holes sink ships, and small fixes keep them afloat. Try to implement as many of their ideas as possible not only to increase workflow but also to make them feel valued and listened to. Whether it's positive or negative, employees need to know how they're doing and that they're on the right track. Structure allows them to breathe easier. With feedback, they know exactly what is expected of them and in what areas they can improve upon. This makes you happier too, getting your point across! Be sure to keep the feedback personal. Don't parade about talking about how great one employee is while not giving praise to the others. And the opposite is even more true: don't berate a person openly. They'll feel dejected, unmotivated, and downright terrible. Mentor, coach, and align them for the future. To make them into a valuable employee, they need skills they can use for a long time coming. Give them opportunities to better their entire lives, not just to keep them punched in doing overtime. When they have a gig that gives them life skills, they'll see the value in their work. Make it clear you're interested in their work-life balance. Investing in their lives also means investing in their happiness. This can range from asking questions about their families to going out to happy hour to initiating a work trip. You want balanced, unstressed individuals as employees, not unmotivated drones who count the seconds ticking by. Getting an automatic email from your company saying, "Wow! You've worked a million hours for us! Thanks!" is nice, sure (if you know the HR department perhaps), but getting a hand-written note from your boss (even if you don't know him or her) would mean the world. Take these little opportunities, from birthdays to congratulations to condolences. When your employees can feel your presence, they'll feel like they're a valued part of the company after all, why else would you spend this time on them? Imagine a boss who comes to work every day in a suit and tie, goes straight to his office, and only calls you in when he's giving you a performance review. Fun, huh? Now imagine a boss who, once in a while, comes to work in a monkey outfit, gives everyone bananas, and throws impromptu meetings every so often (sometimes in the monkey outfit) to talk to his team, get a feel for how things are going, and update everyone on where the company is at. Which boss would make you want to come to work? Okay, so you don't have to wear a monkey outfit. But coming to work with a box of banana cream donuts wouldn't hurt! Take part of your lunch break to crack jokes with your team. Laughter is contagious and can keep everyone's spirits up under the pressure of work and deadlines. Let them see you as a person, quirks and all. Making yourself real will turn you into a person with feelings whom they respect and don't want to disappoint.