Write an article based on this "Set manageable goals. Break work up into small, achievable tasks. Plan the most difficult work at your most productive time. Set deadlines. Create a rewards system."
article: It will be easier to stay focused on what you need to accomplish if you take time to make a to-do list for each day or work session. For instance, your list might include handling correspondence, writing a client-facing report, working on an internal presentation, and arranging a meeting. If your to-do list isn't accomplishable in the time allotted, select the most important or high-priority tasks to focus on. It can be daunting to face a huge project, which can lead to procrastination. It will seem much more manageable if you approach your work as a series of finite tasks. For instance, if you're planning an event, list all the individual tasks involved, from booking a venue to sending an invitation to arranging speakers. Prioritize them according to their time-sensitivity, and tackle one thing at a time. This approach will help you see that you're making progress against a big goal while feeling the satisfaction of being able to check things off your list as accomplished. Take time to notice when you feel most alert during the day and when you have the fewest outside distractions. Set aside those times to tackle the tasks that require the most concentration. For instance, if you're sharpest in the morning or have the fewest emails to attend to, do your hardest work then. Save the emails and other correspondences for the end of the day. If you're not aware of how much time you're spending on a project, it can take more hours than it should. When you're starting a task, decide how long you'd like to devote to it, and try to stick to that limit. If you've got an ongoing project, dedicate a set amount of time to it each day. For example, you could work on it for the first 2 hours of your day, then do other things. If you're finding it difficult to motivate yourself, determine a reward that you will get if you accomplish a given task. It could be anything from going to a movie to getting yourself your favorite smoothie.

Write an article based on this "Use an outdoor rug that complements your furniture. Choose a large area rug if your porch can accommodate one. Put a rug or straw mat underneath a coffee table or end table."
article: A patterned rug with warm colors will give your porch a nice, homey touch. Make sure it is slip-resistant and made for outdoor use.

Write an article based on this "Gather your materials. Wash your foot. Anchor the tape. Cross the foot with tape. Tape horizontally. Tape throughout the day."
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You need sports tape to tape your foot using this method. You can get rolls of sports tape at superstores, supermarkets, or drugstores. A roll of zinc oxide tape should last for three to five tapings. Make sure that when you apply the tape that you keep all wrinkles out of the tape. This can cause blisters or other irritation. Tape should be wrapped lightly. You don't want the tape to be too tight on your foot. Before you tape your foot, make sure you wash your foot with non-moisturizing soap. This helps the tape stick to your foot when applied. Make sure your foot is completely dry before starting. To start the taping process, tape a piece of tape around the ball of your foot. This is the area just behind your toes on your foot. Make sure your foot is relaxed during the taping. Wrap the tape all the way around so it's on the top and bottom of your foot. Next, wrap a piece of tape around the back of your ankle. The tape should run around the ankle and down both sides of your foot until it meets the tape around the ball of your foot. Stick the two sections of tape together. This should not be tight. The tape should be loose on your feet, and you should complete this step while your foot is relaxed. Smooth any wrinkles out of the tape as you go to prevent blisters. Stick one end of the tape on your foot just below your big toe. Then tape diagonally across the bottom of your foot. Wrap the tape around the hell, then tape it diagonally the other way across the bottom of your foot. Take the end under your pinky toe. At this point, you should have a large X across the bottom of your foot with tape. The center of the X should be in the middle of your foot. Repeat taping this X three more times. This provides support to the plantar fascia. The last step of the taping is to tape horizontal lines along the sole of your foot. These horizontal strips of tape will overlap so that you cannot see any of your foot. They will cover the entire bottom of your foot from the heel to the anchor going around the ball of your foot. At the end, wrap a piece of tape all the way around the ball of your foot again, including the top of your foot, to provide extra support. This should be the only piece of tape on the top of your foot. You don't have to wrap all the way around your foot. Instead, tear each piece of tape at the edge of your foot, making what looks like a tape shoe. You should tape your feet whenever you are going to engage in a lot of physical activity, such as before exercising or before going to work. The kinesiology tape should be comfortable and should not be folded on the underside of your foot. It's okay to leave the tape on for three to five days, but it's better to change the tape every day. It's fine if the tape gets wet in the shower.