Server icons are listed along the left side of the screen; tap the initial or image which pertains to the server you want to edit. Tap + to the right of either the "TEXT CHANNELS" heading or the "VOICE CHANNELS" heading. To limit your channel to text chatting, create a text channel. If you want users to be able to chat using their microphones, create a voice channel. You'll type it into the "Channel Name" box at the top of the screen. It's in the top-right corner of the screen. The channel is now created. You'll be able to access it at any time by opening the server, tapping the current channel, and tapping the new channel in the drop-down menu.

Summary: Select your server. Open the "Add Channel" menu. Enter a name for your channel. Tap Create.

Get a notebook and sit down to write about anything that comes to your mind for at least 10 minutes a day. Write about how you're feeling, what made you upset, what you're looking forward to. Don't worry if it doesn't seem important or make any sense at the moment. Look through your journal whenever you're struggling to come up with song ideas. You may find something really moving that you didn't realize when you wrote it. Writing in a daily journal also gets you into the habit of writing. Even if you don't want to, commit to making an entry every day. One way you can guide your songwriting is to choose exactly what you want to write about. The lyrics and the music will come as you try to describe it. Think about a person, place, thing, event or anything that moved you that you want to write a song about. For example, if you're struggling to come up with an idea for a song about your dad, think about the first time you remember making him laugh and write a song that describes it. Write a song that captures the feeling of the first time you remember being made fun of. Make up a fictional character, put them into a situation, then write about it! It can help to get outside of your own head to get an idea for a song. Imagine a situation or an event from a different person's perspective and describe how it feels from their point of view. Think about how the music would be to match the mood or feeling of that person. For instance, instead of writing a song about someone who's lover died, write a song from the perspective of the person who died. Imagine what the waiter thought when he served food to the couple who got engaged at the restaurant. Tell the story of what a dog thinks when his owner leaves for work for the day.

Summary: Keep a daily journal that you can use for ideas. Pick a specific moment or person that you want to write a song about. Try to see the world from someone else's point of view.

Take a quick look around for any obvious trash, like wrappers, old food, tissues, or cut off clothing tags, and toss it into a garbage bag. While you're at it, empty any wastebaskets in your room and put in new bags. Since you're doing a quick cleanup, stick with really obvious garbage. Don't worry about sorting through stuff like old papers and deciding which to keep or toss. Gather up your dirty clothes and throw them in a basket or hamper. Don't worry about sorting your clothesjust get them off the floor for now. Make sure to separate out any clean clothes so they won't have to be washed again. If you have a lot of clean clothes lying around, take a few minutes to fold them and put them in your dresser or hang them up in your closet. If you don't have time for that, bundle them up neatly and put them in a basket so you can put them away later. If it's time to change your bedsheets, strip your bed and toss those into your hamper, too. Next, look around for stuff like books, papers, toys, electronics, or any other things that belong in your room but aren't in the right places. Gather up these items and quickly put them away. Put books back on the shelves or put them in a tidy pile on your desk, dresser, or nightstand if you're still using them. If there are toys around, put them in boxes or bins. If there are small items around that you use every day, like your watch or a favorite lip balm, try putting a small decorative dish or basket on your dresser or nightstand where you can keep them all together. Chances are that a few things have gotten into your room from other parts of the house. Quickly gather up any strayslike plates and cups from the kitchen or that screwdriver you used when you changed the batteries in your clockand bring them back to wherever they came from. If you're really in a hurry to finish cleaning your room, put everything in a box and set it outside your bedroom door so you can put it away later.
Summary: Gather up trash and put it in a garbage bag. Pick up any laundry that's scattered around. Put your things back where they belong. Carry out any items that belong in other rooms.