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Planning out what you have to do over the course of the day can help keep you on-task and motivated. At the beginning of each day or the night before, take a few minutes to write out your plan for the day. Include work tasks and duties, errands, hobbies, and chores, as well as personal time, family time, and time for relaxation. Don't worry if you can't accomplish everything you plan. Having a schedule helps keep you on task, but there are things like traffic jams and work emergencies for which you can't easily account. If you don't get to something the day it is scheduled, reschedule it for later. You can even consider assigning priorities to different tasks. Picking your kids up, for example, would be a high priority, while washing the car might be a low priority. That way, if you have to reschedule items, you can see what absolutely needs to be done and what can wait. Setting goals for both the short and long-term can help you plan what you are doing and where you are going. Try writing down one or two large life goals. Then, break that goal down into several smaller goals. After that, break those goals down into actionable steps. For example, if one of your goals is to be healthy, two of your smaller goals may be to run a 5K and get a 6-pack. You can then break each of those down into individual workout plans to achieve those goals. Try to keep your goals reasonable. It's okay to dream big, but saying you want to be the richest person on earth is a lofty goal that's out of reach for the vast majority of people. Instead, try setting a goal like saving enough that you can buy a house or retire comfortably. Use a journal to help you keep track of your goals. Using a journal lets you write them down, reflect on them, and adjust them periodically. Setting and working towards goals can help give you confidence. Goals may even be beneficial for your mental health. Find some time each day to do at least one thing that makes you happy. This can include practicing a hobby, going out with friends, spending time with your family, or anything else that helps you disconnect from the stress of the day. If you don't have something you regularly enjoy, try picking up a new hobby like crafting, dancing, playing sports, or collecting something. If you can, alternate a few different fun activities. That way, if you can't go out with friends you can still practice your hobby or watch your favorite show. Mental growth and stimulation is an important part of keeping your mind healthy. Keep your mind engaged by challenging yourself to learn a new subject or expand your knowledge in an area that interest you. Consider things like learning a new language, taking time every day to read, learning to play a new instrument, or learning how to program. Challenging your mind doesn't have to take up a lot of time. Spending even 5 minutes a day focusing on learning a new thing can help keep you sharp. If you are a religious person, make time in your schedule to practice your religion. This could include daily prayer or attending weekly religious services. If you are not religious, you may still consider activities like meditation or taking a quiet walk in nature to help keep you grounded and focused on appreciating the moment, rather than worrying about the future. You do not need to be a religious person to live a balanced life. If religion is important to you, though, part of your personal balance should include making time for your faith.

summary: Plan out your daily tasks to keep you motivated. Set achievable goals that you can work toward every day. Do something that brings you joy every day. Learn a new subject. See to your spiritual well-being.

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You need to look presentable to the customers you want to reach. In most cases, wearing a tie looks much better than jeans and a t-shirt. You will be walking around in these clothes, so they do need to be comfortable. Don't overdo your clothing. A new, finely tailored suit can be somewhat intimidating, especially if it makes you look incredibly out of place in the neighborhood you are walking through. During the work week, most people are at home and willing to answer their door between the hours of 5:00 and 9:00 pm. You may get people at home during traditional 9:00 am to 5:00 pm work hours, but not as many. Early in the morning is not good, as many people up and about are looking to go to work, not listen to a sales pitch. Step away from the door after knocking. It's less intimidating and respects personal space. Avoid your sales pitch at first. A simple, "Hello, how are you today?" treats each person as an individual rather than just a potential customer. You want the person to trust you and want to talk to you. Observe your surroundings when approaching the door and gather hints on the customer's interests to help break the ice. Tweak your introduction from time to time to keep things fresh. It can be easy to fall into a rut, and act like you are reading prepared remarks rather than talking to someone. You aren't just selling a product, you are selling yourself as a trustworthy representative of the company you work for. Potential customers should want to invite you in for more information. It's always better to smile and make eye contact as much as possible. Most doors you knock on will not want to talk to you. Don't get discouraged by people saying no. You aren't looking for everyone to buy your products, just the people who are interested.

summary: Dress appropriately. Pick the right time to go selling. Knock on the door or ring the doorbell. Start with a greeting. Be friendly and confident. Be persistent and patient.

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Be careful when you mix these substances; doing so will cause the solution to get very hot. You'll need enough of the solution to cover the charcoal completely. For normal-sized batches of charcoal, 100 g (3.5 oz) of chloride mixed with 1.3 cups (310ml) of water should be enough. Calcium chloride can be bought at most hardware stores, home centers, and general retailers. If you can't find calcium chloride, you can substitute it for bleach or lemon juice. Just use either 1.3 cups (310ml) of bleach or 1.3 cups (310ml) of lemon juice instead of the calcium chloride solution. Transfer the dry charcoal powder to a stainless steel or glass mixing bowl. Add the calcium chloride solution (or the lemon juice or the bleach) to the powder in small increments, stirring it with a spoon as you do so. When the mixture reaches paste consistency, stop adding the solution. Cover the bowl and allow it to sit untouched. After that, drain as much of the remaining moisture from the bowl as possible. At this point, the charcoal should be wet, but not saturated. Return your charcoal to the (cleaned) metal pot and put it back on a fire. The fire will need to be hot enough to boil water for the charcoal to activate. After cooking for 3 hours at this temperature, the charcoal will be activated.
summary: Combine calcium chloride and water in a 1:3 ratio. Use bleach or lemon juice as an alternative to the calcium chloride solution. Stir together the calcium chloride solution and charcoal powder. Cover the bowl and let the charcoal sit for 24 hours. Cook the charcoal for another 3 hours to activate it.