Rather than working a similar job to what you already have, try to find something new and different. This helps you become more versatile of a worker and will help you develop new skills along the way. If you work in an office during the day, consider working in a retail store or as a restaurant cook part-time. Websites like Indeed or Monster have new postings each day for positions. These sites will let you sort through work that is part-time or temporary, and they will allow you to type in keywords if you have a position in mind. Check listing sites like these daily to stay updated. Craigslist is another great resource for finding jobs and 1-day paid gigs. Search the categories you're most interested in, but beware of spam posts that seem malicious. If posts make offers or salaries that sound too good to be true, its best to avoid them. If you can, visit during hours when you can speak to a manager. Ask if there are any available part-time or temporary openings. This will help managers know that you have an active interest in working for them. This tactic is also useful for small and local businesses that may not post wanted ads. These businesses generally have more active evening hours if you already have a full-time day job. Since many of these businesses have a high turnaround rate of employees, many will probably be hiring. Bartending and waiting tables is a great option for evening hours with a decent pay after tips. There are many jobs that you can work from home, such as tutoring English, reviewing academic papers, or making customer service calls. Specify 'remote' or 'work at home' when using job search engines to find these positions. Working from home requires a structured approach. Set a space inside of your home as an office to avoid distractions. If you are open to writing blog posts or creating graphic design, freelancing may be a good choice for you. Many companies, such as WriterAccess or Listverse purchase articles written by readers. Host a portfolio website to show your skills and attract prospective clients.
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One-sentence summary -- Do something different than your current job to avoid burning out. Watch online job boards for part-time and temporary positions. Inquire in-person at retail locations and restaurants. Consider working part-time in food or retail. Look for jobs where you can work from home. Sell your freelance writing or creative services.

Breathe at a steady pace, inhaling and exhaling through the mouth. Forcing air through your nostrils creates more noise than breathing through your mouth. If you are trying to walk quietly in a forest, the last thing you want to do is sneeze loudly and give your position away. If you feel an urge to sneeze coming on, there are a few things you can try. Try pressing down hard on your upper lip, just under your nose. Hold your finger there until the urge to sneeze passes. Hydrate your nose with saline nasal spray before you take your walk this will prevent sneezes related to dry nasal passages. Avoid staring directly at sunlight, and wear sunglasses in bright daylight. Sudden exposure to sunlight can trigger a sneeze. Check your clothing before you leave the house, to be sure you aren't wearing anything that makes noise. Avoid pants that rustle when you walk, jackets with dangling metal zipper pulls, and backpacks with jangling metal clips or D-rings. If you need to cough or rifle through your backpack, try to time this to coincide with other noises around you. A rushing waterfall, an airplane overhead, or a car passing on a road nearby will camouflage small sounds. If you feel a coughing bout coming on, try to hold it until you can mask it with a louder sound maybe the person you're following will toss their pack to the ground to rest, or you hear a group of riders on horseback approaching down the trail.
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One-sentence summary -- Breathe quietly. Suppress your sneezes. Avoid noisy clothing. Mask coughing or rustling with background noises.

To use your Beauty Blender to apply foundation, concealer, blush, highlighter, setting powder, or any face makeup, press the damp sponge into the makeup. Don't dab it too hard, though, or you may wind up picking up too much product. For makeup products such as foundation, tinted moisturizer, BB cream, or concealer, it helps to put some on the back of your hand and dab the sponge into it there. For the best results, don't apply the makeup directly to the Beauty Blender. For makeup products that are in a compact, such as cream blush or highlighter, you can dab the sponge directly into the pan. For loose powder products, such as setting powder, shake some into the lid and dab the sponge into it there. For makeup items that you'll be applying to large areas of the face, such as a foundation or cream blush, dab the rounded bottom of the sponge into the makeup. For makeup that you're concentrating in small areas, such as concealer under the eyes or highlighter along the cheekbones, dab the pointed end of the sponge into the makeup. When you've dabbed some of the makeup onto the sponge, tap the round bottom against your skin to apply the makeup. Don't wipe the sponge across your face, but bounce it to gently stipple or press the makeup into the skin for a flawless finish. Stipple the sponge over your skin until all of the makeup is evenly blended. It may take a couple of bounces in the same area to fully blend the makeup. You don't have to press the sponge very hard against your skin to blend the makeup. Bounce it gently, and the sponge will do the rest of the work. To apply concealer or foundation under the eyes, around the nose, along the lips, or in another small areas, press the pointed edge of the Beauty Blender against the skin. You'll want to press a little harder than you would with the rounded edge to ensure that the makeup is completely blended into the skin. Because the Beauty Blender sponge is so absorbent, it can easily grow bacteria. You want it to be clean the next time you use it, so try to get in the habit of washing it after each use to ensure that it's always ready when you need it. Beauty Blender makes a liquid and a solid sponge designed specifically for washing your sponge. If you're on a budget, you can also wash your sponge with an antibacterial, fragrance-free dishwashing soap. A bar of antibacterial soap also works well for cleaning a Beauty Blender. To wash it, moisten the sponge with warm water and work some of the soap or cleanser into it. Create a lather, and keep washing until the water from the sponge runs clear. If there's a stain on your sponge that doesn't come clean from washing, soak it in a mixture of liquid soap and warm water overnight. If the makeup still doesn't come out of the sponge, try treating it with a thin oil, such as baby oil, before washing it. The oil can help break down the makeup that's trapped inside. Let your Beauty Blender sit out to air dry after you wash it.
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Dab the sponge into the makeup. Bounce the Beauty Blender over your face. Use the pointed edge to apply the makeup to smaller areas. Wash the sponge after you use it.