IN: What happens next?

Members of the procession walk down the street holding small horn brass instruments. A drum line passes by walking down the street playing their instruments. members of the procession

OPTIONS:
- bend down to pass a street performer marching.
- walk down the street holding large flared horn instruments.
- walk quickstone street talking.
- dance in the street next to the parade enjoying their celebration.

OUT: walk down the street holding large flared horn instruments.

IN: What happens next?

How to install neon lights
Obtain your under car neon light kit, all the tools, and other supplies you will need for the installation.
Disconnect the vehicle's battery.
Pull off the negative battery cable.

OPTIONS:
- Remove the bulb pin and, if necessary, insert the replacement wire from the vehicle's battery. Connect the battery, starting with the negative battery cable and working up to all leads (rear or rear) of the battery.
- Once the battery is disconnected, disconnect it from the driver's side of the vehicle. If you have this cable, you will need these tools for the installation of neon lights (in addition to the spark plugs): Under car/on battery socket wrench Insert a spark plug into a spark plug slot.
- Disconnect the vehicle's positive and negative grounding cable. Remove drive stoppers and blind dowels from the rear of the car.
- This is a safety precaution since you will be doing electrical work. Find the best location for your neon light tubes.

OUT: This is a safety precaution since you will be doing electrical work. Find the best location for your neon light tubes.

IN: What happens next?

How to be an effective project manager
Identify and communicate a goal.
With larger projects, there will be many smaller steps along the way. No matter how many people or steps are involved, make sure to stay focused on the final outcome.

OPTIONS:
- The ability to keep one's eye on the prize is a hallmark of successful project managers. By focusing on the big picture, you keep your team focused on a shared goal, rather than individual whims or interests.
- An objective is one path in which you will actually work to develop your specific project. There are many ways to achieve the same goal, and an objective doesn't have to be simple.
- Know that in a project, goal managers deal with the team in a professional and relaxed way. Never let them lose sight of what they're accomplishing.
- That way, you can focus on the end result and not feel a sideways tug at the paper when you write the next one down. Remember that there are many similarities between that goal and what you hope to achieve.

OUT:
The ability to keep one's eye on the prize is a hallmark of successful project managers. By focusing on the big picture, you keep your team focused on a shared goal, rather than individual whims or interests.