Once you have written your consulting contract you will offer it to the other party. The other party will then have a number of options: The other party may accept the offer in full. In this instance, you will then sign the contract and start performing. The other party could reject the offer in full. If this is the case, you will have to write a more acceptable contract to the other party or find someone else to try to contract with. The other party might try to negotiate some of the terms of your contract. If this happens, you will negotiate with the other party until you both reach an acceptable agreement. When you negotiate over the terms of your consulting contract, it will most likely be over payment for services and/or the types of services the consultant is going to perform. These will be common areas of tension because they are the main parts of your contract. When you and the other party are satisfied with the document, you will both sign it and begin performance in the manner you both agreed upon.

Summary: Offer your contract to the other party. Negotiate any differences about the terms of your contract. Sign your contract and begin performing.

Unfortunately, "making it rain money" doesn't mean calling on the rain gods to summon dollar bills from the clouds. You'll need to get your hands on the greenbacks yourself. So find a job, help out your neighbors, and cash those checks. Go to the bank and ask for $1 bills. The more bills you have, the better. You want a veritable downpour, not a drizzle. While you're at the bank, check to make sure the stacks of $1 bills (or $20s, if that's how you roll) don't stick together. Sometimes fresh bills, all crisp and hot off the presses, adhere to each other. If this is the case, ask for rain-able bills. The teller, if they've any sense, won't ask any questions. You'll be holding the money in your non-dominant hand and making it rain with the other. Make sure you have a firm grasp on the entire stack so none of it gets away from you. Only hold as much money in your palm as you can handle. If it goes too far above your fingertips, things could get unruly (or someone could run off with your cash). Keep the rest of your stacks nearby; any break in the rain and the effect just won't be the same. You know, where you place your four fingertips on top of the top bill and brush it away from you. That "I'll stay" signal sort of a resembles a "no more" hand gesture, but only gesturing forward. Try to go as quickly as possible at a speed you can maintain evenly. Move your hand holding the pile to the left and right, making it rain all around you. Walk around, leaving a trail of rain wherever you go. When Kanye makes it rain, no one bats an eye. If Honey Boo Boo were trying to make it rain, a few eyebrows would be raised (okay, maybe not). But the sentiment remains the same: act like this is just your normal Tuesday afternoon and the ground being rained on by you isn't worthy of your footsteps, much less your cheddar. Need a good starting point? Try wikiHow's How to Think and Act Like a Player (Playa). You want your face to say "I don't give a day-uhm," and simultaneously, "and you're welcome, suckers!"

Summary: Get some money. Hold the money in one hand in an orderly stacked pile. Peel the money off in a motion that resembles an "I'll stay" signal in blackjack. Maintain a carefree and arrogant countenance while making it rain.

Google Chrome has an icon that resembles a red, green, and yellow wheel with a blue dot in the middle. Tap the Google Chrome icon on your home screen to open Google Chrome on your Android device. Google Chrome has not implemented it's ad blocker on the iPhone and iPad. However, you can disable the pop-up blocker. It's the icon with three vertical dots in the upper-right corner of Google Chrome. This displays the menu. It's near the bottom of the Google Chrome menu that appears when you tap the icon with three vertical dots. It's near the bottom of the Settings menu. It's near the bottom of the Site Settings menu. It's next to an icon that resembles an arrow pointing to the upper-right corner of a box. This allows pop-up ads and redirects on your Chrome browser. It's the arrow in the upper-left corner of the Chrome browser. This navigates back to the Site Settings menu. It's the option just below "Pop-ups and redirects". It's next to an icon that resembles a web browser window. This allows ads on your Google Chrome browser. To enable the extension again, navigate back to this menu and click the toggle switch below the extension to enable it again.
Summary: Open Google Chrome. Tap . Tap Settings. Tap Site Settings. Tap Pop-ups and redirects. Tap the toggle switch next to "Pop-ups and redirects". Tap . Tap Ads. Tap the toggle switch next to "Ads".