Write an article based on this "Find others who share your interests. Exercise your curiosity. Change careers. Consider moving to a new town, city, or country. Make a bucket list. Redeem your prior disappointments. Keep pushing yourself."
article: Humans are drawn to people who share a common interest and have fun together. Enthusiasm for life is contagious. If you find a group of people who share your interest in adventure, you will almost never feel alone. Locate groups online and screen them for compatibility. For example, if you like computer animation, perhaps you could find a local animation film festival and volunteer to work there. You will meet people who not only share an interest in animation, but you get to learn about the film festival process. Observe bulletin boards at school or in public places. There are groups that meet and are always looking for new members. Take a chance. It might change your life. Attend an event and ask questions. For example, you attend a motorcycle show and ask one of the curators, "This show is fantastic. How does someone get involved in putting something like this on?" Most people will have a short conversation with you that might lead you to something exciting. A curious mind asks questions. You can maintain your enthusiasm for adventure by constantly asking questions. How do things work? What does it take to do that? Why do we have to always do it that way? When can we make a change for the better? Curiosity is at the root of being adventurous. Create situations for yourself that will force you out of your comfort zone. Awkwardness is the first step toward learning something new. Read books about things you know nothing about, then make a point to talk to others about it. Talk to people doing jobs that you have never done. Observe people at play, doing their job, or relaxing with friends and family. Notice the things they do that are similar and different than the way you do them. If you are feeling stifled by your job, then take steps to find a new job that interests you. Financial support is a key factor in exploring new jobs. You want to make sure that you have the financial means to support yourself through your adventure. Develop your resume and examine the skills that you have and how they might apply to a new career. You may need to take additional classes to complete a certificate or degree to enter your new field of interest. This may take time, but the rewards will pay off as long as you see it as a great adventure to make you happy. Sometimes a change in scenery is just what you need. With proper planning, you can make anything happen as long as you stay the course and make smart choices. A bucket list contains all the things you want to do before you pass away. Fill it with everything you've ever wanted to do. It may include visiting every baseball stadium in the U.S., swimming across a large body of water, skiing in the Swiss Alps, or meeting a sports figure. Every item on your list guarantees to be packed with adventures. It is never too late to do something over. Whether you were too shy to try out for a play, or you struck out in a baseball game on the final out of the game, you would likely benefit from a little bit of redemption. Make a list of the things in your life that made you feel bad, or caused you to be fearful and added to your lack of adventure. Then, one by one recreate the situations and make things right. If you struck out in a game, join a recreation team and with diligent practice you will be hitting in clutch situations in no time. The key will be for you to acknowledge your efforts even if you aren't a star player. Once you have felt the benefits of being adventurous, you will notice that it takes energy to do it. The promise of the reward is motivating, and you must continue to push yourself toward new adventures. Being adventurous is invigorating and you can use it as a tool to enhance your life. If you feel yourself settling into a down mood, push yourself to take on a new adventure. Let the rewards boost your mood. Praise yourself for the work you do to be adventurous. Motivate yourself by saying, "You're adventurous because you are living life to the fullest. Congratulations."

Write an article based on this "Start building your portfolio while you're working for someone else. Partner with someone starting a related service business. Look for pro bono projects. Write for local publications. Create your own samples."
article: Use your free time to make contacts, design your Web site and take on smaller projects. When you start freelancing full-time, you'll have a collection of work to select from to put in your portfolio. If you're starting out as a copywriter, for example, find someone starting a graphic design or photography business and work on joint projects with them. You won't make money, but you will create something to show later to someone who has it to spend on you. The best places to look are non-profit organizations (charities) and startup businesses. Many local publications, particularly those published on a weekly or monthly basis, depend heavily on freelance content. If you have an area of expertise or interest that they can use, pitch them a story idea. If you think you can write better copy than what a prospective client has now, create an example to show him. You can use the actual company or several made-up similar companies in your sample copy.

Write an article based on this "Read the notes. Read the written survey report carefully. Write down any points of confusion or concern. Put your survey to use."
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Notes are found on the survey illustration and provide information pertaining to former ownership of the land being surveyed or nearby properties. A more thorough account of the property can be found in the written report. The report includes legal information and additional comments provided by the surveyor. This document may also contain: Official property measurements. Any easements that may exist on the property. An easement allows a third party legal access to a property. For example, when you give your neighbor permission to park in your driveway or allow a utility company to run electrical lines run through your property. Any other property improvements that may have occurred since the latest survey on file. The report will also indicate if these improvements meet the code standards set up by the local building department. An indication as to whether the property is zoned for residential or commercial use. It might be good to have a friend or family member read the property survey with you so that they can offer suggestions or identify potential issues you might have missed. After reading the survey, contact your surveyor to clear up any misunderstanding. Remember, understanding your survey is crucial for establishing full control over your property. Whether you are buying a new property, looking to build on your land, or trying to sell some or all of your land, your property survey will help move the process along. If the boundaries of your property are ever in question, consult your property survey to settle the matter.