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It is not necessary to find a boy that exactly matches your requirements, but he should have some quality that you really like from the start. What does he value? What does he like? What does he do in his free time? If you know such a guy, great! If you do not know any such guy, you'll have to go looking. Once you determine the kind of guy you're looking for, think about where he'd be. Would he be the type you would meet at a party? That you would run into at sports practice after school? At a music event? Some people might tell you that you should join a club your kind of boy might be in, but that won't last. You need to join a club you enjoy so A) you're happy in it and B) so that you can meet boys that have something in common with you. What'll it be? A drama club? An environmental club? A sport? How about volunteering at the homeless animal shelter? Even if you don't end up meeting that perfect boy, you'll meet some great friends, stay busy, and likely develop a skill. Needless to say, the only place you aren't going to meet boys is if you sit at home all day and watch TV with your cats. Put yourself out there and you'll have to meet one eventually. There's 3.5 billion of them out there after all. This could be your favorite book store if you are an avid reader or a coffee shop if you like coffee. It could even be some place you normally go with your friends. Popular places work too, like skating rinks or ice cream shops places where people your own age tend to frequent. You can go in a group or alone, but it's important to spend some time on your own in these places so that the boys that do not feel comfortable in crowds (most boys in this context, really) will be more comfortable approaching you or being approached by you. If you work on expanding your horizons, putting yourself out there, going to social events, meetings, gatherings, joining a gym or art class, and pursue your dreams, you will meet that boy. It'll happen. Trust. What's more, you'll likely be happy and be the best version of yourself because you're doing what you love what could he not fall in love with? You know the saying, "It happens when you least expect it?" Well, it's a saying for a reason. If you go about your life, you'll meet someone who is also going about his life, and you two may be able to combine your greatness together. A boy shouldn't stop you from living whether you have one or not. It is possible to find compatible people online in chat rooms, on Facebook, or on message boards about a topic you both enjoy. That being said, be very careful. There are plenty of scammers out there that you shouldn't trust. If you do meet someone, try to find someone who knows them and can vouch that they're the real deal. For the record, never give out your personal information online. Your name and phone number are okay, but never give your home address or your identity information why would a boy need it, anyway? It is important that you do not search for a generic companion this usually leads to disastrous, unfulfilling relationships. Instead, if you find yourself "in need" of a partner, take it slow. Keep an eye out for individuals with similar interests or attractive personalities. It is important that your core beliefs systems be in sync. Otherwise it just won't last anyway, and someone will end up with their heart broken. Don't find an "okay" guy and think you can change them to make them more desirable. This can do emotional damage and ruin any prospect of love or friendship. If the spark isn't there initially, don't force it. You'll find someone who lights your fire and who feels the same way in return without changing. You've looked around, and now you think you've found the right guy. Is he the sort of guy who'd want to spend time with you without the expectation of something more? Is he the sort of person you want to be around long term? Can he take good care of himself? Does he show everyone respect? Do you enjoy his company? If your answers are all "yes," then you're on the right track! Now it's time to take action. A general rule of thumb for men is this: if you think they know you like them, they don't. If you're certain they know you like them, they might. If you have told them you like them to their face, some of them will still not know you meant it. In these next few steps, we'll have to take it slow and then be pretty clear. You ready?

summary: Think about the kind of people you like to spend time with. Join clubs in your community that interest you. Go to places you feel comfortable. Do what you love. Be careful about meeting someone online. If you're looking at school, take your time. Get choosy.

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To get a good shot, the ball can't be close to your body. Tap the ball a step or two ahead of your kicking foot. Push it directly ahead of you to set up a normal, straight kick. Move it slightly to the side when you need to bend your kick or change your angle. Take moderate strides towards the ball. The best shot happens when you don't slow down or change your stride much when approaching the ball. To practice this, start by approaching the ball with slow, even strides. Increase the speed once this feels comfortable. Planting your foot is the same as a normal kick, except the ball is rolling. If you plant your non-kicking foot next to the ball, the ball will roll past it. When done perfectly, the ball will be even with your foot when you kick it. Remember to point your toes on the foot that is planted towards the goal! Use the same approach that you learned before when kicking the ball. Draw back your foot, lock your ankle, and follow through with your shot. Soon, the shots you take while running will be as perfect as the ones you take while standing still!

summary: Push the ball ahead of you. Plant your foot ahead of the ball. Kick the ball as you normally would.

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Society is in a digital age, so if you want to attract attention, you need to be an active part of the digital world. You should have a website or blog, at the very least, as well as various social media accounts. Sign up on every social network you can think of, but focus on the main ones including Facebook and Twitter. Linkedin is good for professional purposes, and Instagram can be a great way to share sample photographs. Regularly update your blog and other social media accounts. Make sure that you support and interact with other artists whose work you appreciate. Building good relationships with other photographers will help you more than hurt you. These people might be your competition, but they can inspire you, give you advice, and send clients your way if they lack the time or the specialized knowledge. Instead of seeking out a few individuals within the industry, look for online communities of photographers. If you only have one or two contacts within the industry, your connection gets cut off as soon as your contacts get too busy to keep in touch. Before someone hires you to photograph an event or a subject, that person will want proof that you are a good photographer. A portfolio will provide potential clients with the proof they need. A portfolio should consist mostly of photographs that represent the work you want to specialize in. For instance, if you want to specialize in family and personal portraits, your portfolio should not consist of pages upon pages of food photography. Aside from online advertisements, you should also consider using various forms of traditional print advertisement. At the very least, you should design and print up business cards that you can pass along to potential clients as you meet them. Aside from business cards, you can also place ads in newspapers or print up fliers. As with many small businesses, one of the best ways to get the word out is simply by asking the people you know to help you spread it. Be prepared to do a few sessions for free, too, just to build up experience and a reputation for fine work. Word of mouth goes much further if someone unrelated to you can praise your work to other potential clients.
summary: Make use of social networking and online advertising. Network with other photographers. Build a portfolio. Use print advertisements, as well. Rely on word of mouth.