Q: If you're completely stumped about what to get the bar or bat mitzvah, consider asking their parents. That way, you can still surprise the guest of honor while ensuring that you're giving them something they would truly like. Consider asking for gift ideas when you send or call in your RSVP. This can also be helpful to make sure that the child doesn't get dozens of the exact same thing. Whether they're into athletics, drama, stamp collecting, or animals, get them something that shows you've taken note of their passions. If they're an avid sports fan, maybe you could get them a jersey from their favorite team. If they're a fashionista, consider getting them a gift card to their favorite boutique. Remember, this is a religious celebration but it is still their birthday. Get them anything you think they'd enjoy! This is the first day of their adult life, and you can use your gift as a way to impart some adult wisdom. Consider giving them something that has been significant in your own life. Do you have a favorite book that had a big impact on you? Give them a copy, with a letter explaining why you chose it and what it meant to you. Maybe you have a favorite Jewish recipe, and you could provide them with the recipe and cookware. By giving the child a meaningful gift, you are also showing them that they are growing up, and you recognize that!
A: Ask the child's parents about their interests. Buy something related to a hobby or interest of the child. Give the bar or bat mitzvah something with a story or lesson behind it.

Article: Look at job listings in your area and ask around about opportunities. If you're already a member of a gym, let the administration know that you're interested in working as a personal trainer. They might just have an opening! Consider working for a gym even if you plan to branch out later. A reputable employer can provide credibility when you're first starting out. If you worked at a gym before earning your certification, let your past colleagues know you're newly certified and looking for work. Working at a gym will give you the chance to learn from other personal trainers and get practice working with a steady stream of new clients. Whether you're working at a gym or branching out on your own, start building good relationships with prospective and active clients as soon as possible. Think like an entrepreneur to boost your reputation and business. Familiarize yourself with marketing basics and spread the word about what you're doing. Personal trainers' pay is commission-based, so the more clients you have, the better. Get active on social media to promote your work. Post pictures of your studio, and, with their permission, your happy clients. Keep in mind that your gym may require you to sign a non-compete agreement to prevent you from taking clients if you decide to leave. Whether you choose to become a freelancer or open a small business, you'll be able to set your own rate and keep all the money you earn. You'll also get to pick the clients you work with. Learn what it takes to start a small business and follow the regulations in your state. Get personal trainer insurance, which is a legal requirement in many areas, before you start working with clients. Make sure you understand all the complexities of running a business, such as the ins and outs of insurance, payroll, and taxes. Some personal trainers hold sessions in their homes, where they have a room set up with the proper equipment. If you do this, make sure the setting is clean, safe, and professional. Other personal trainers rent a studio, which they sometimes share with other personal trainers. This could be a more attractive choice if you have a large client list.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Find a job at a fitness center or gym. Build a client portfolio. Start your own personal training business.

Problem: Article: You never know who may be researching your company, so make it available on your website and link to it on your social media profiles. Potential investors, customers, and even your own shareholders may be interested in learning more about the operations of your company. Use this corporate profile whenever you can. It can be part of your business plan, strategic plan, marketing strategy and on your website. The corporate profile should be a marketing tool that gets your company noticed. Your corporate profile can be a great tool to introduce potential investors to your company. Offering your profile at the beginning of financial discussions will give potential investors the basics of your company's business and finances. This will give them time to learn about your company and decide whether they want to follow up. If you're announcing a new product or a business acquisition, include your corporate profile in your press releases. This will direct traffic to your profile and can help build brand awareness. Be sure to keep your corporate profile up to date, especially as the business grows and changes over time. Review the profile every 6 months or so, and any time a major change affects the leadership or operations of the company.
Summary: Make your corporate profile available publicly online. Use the corporate profile as a marketing tool. Show it to potential investors. Link to your corporate profile in press releases. Update your profile when your company undergoes changes.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: If your TV has a USB port, you can use it to power the Chromecast. Otherwise it will need to be plugged into the wall. Use the INPUT or SOURCE button on your remote to switch. The HDMI port you connected your Chromecast to should be labeled for easy identification. Your Android device will need to be on the wireless network that you intend to set up your Chromecast on. To switch or select a wireless network, open the Settings app, tap Wi-Fi, and then tap your home network. Newer Android devices will automatically enter the Wi-Fi password from your Android settings. If you're using an older device, you'll need to enter it manually. Once you're connected, you can use compatible apps like Netflix and Hulu to play video and music on your Chromecast. Tap the Chromecast button in the app and then tap your Chromecast name to begin playing content. Make sure your Android device is connected to your home wireless network, not the special network your Chromecast created during setup.

SUMMARY: Connect the Chromecast's USB cable to your TV or a wall adapter. Turn on your TV. Switch to the HDMI input the Chromecast is connected to. Connect your Android device to your home wireless network. Tap the Play Store app on your Android. Type Google Home into the Search bar. Tap Google Home in the list of apps. Tap the Install button. Tap the Open button after the app installs. Tap Devices. Tap Allow when prompted for location access. Tap your Chromecast in the list. Tap Set Up and wait for the Chromecast to connect. Confirm that the code on the TV matches your app. Type a new name for the Chromecast. Tap the Wi-Fi network you want to connect the Chromecast to. Use apps to cast content to your TV.

Q: Knowing the exact criteria to maintain a DID diagnosis may help you identify whether or not you need a psychological evaluation to confirm your suspicion. According to the Diagnostic Statistical Manual (DSM-5), the primary diagnostic tool used in psychology, there are five criteria that must be met for a person to be diagnosed with DID. All five must be verified before a diagnosis can be made. They are: There must be two or more distinct states within a single individual, which is outside societal and cultural norms for the individual. The person will have recurrent memory issues such as gaps in memory of everyday activities, forgetting personal information, or traumatic events. The symptoms cause significant impairment in functioning (school, work, home, relationships). The disturbance is not part of a widely recognized religious or cultural practice. The symptoms are not the result of substance abuse or a medical illness. A lot of times, DID is painted as a mental illness that shows up once or twice among an entire country of people; it is made to seem very rare. However, recent studies suggest that between one to three percent of the population actually suffer from the illness, putting it in the normal range for mental illness diagnoses. Keep in mind though, that the severity of the illness does vary from person to person. Whether as a result of social conditioning or because of a general increased likelihood for women to suffer significant traumatic abuse as children than do men, women are three to nine times more likely to be diagnosed with DID than are men. Further, women tend to manifest more states/personalites than do men, having an average of 15+, while men have an average of eight+.
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Learn the specific criteria for a DID diagnosis. Recognize DID is a common disorder. Know that DID is many times more likely to be diagnosed in women, than in men.