Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Be honest without going into excruciating detail. Mention unique qualities and specific examples instead of generic phrases. Focus on things you like and use positive language. Talk about what you value most without seeming closed-minded.

Answer: In order to avoid future complications, don't start out by telling lies or making huge exaggerations. In an online profile, for instance, avoid overselling your appearance by claiming to look like a celebrity or model. If you are 45, try describing yourself as "mid-40s." Follow it up with other interesting facts about you, for example, "I'm in my mid-40s, and I love salsa dancing, rock climbing, and tasting new whiskeys." If you have children and it feels like the right time to mention it, try, "I'm a 35-year-old mother of a hilarious 5-year-old." Vague descriptions such as "fun-loving" or "cheerful" don't make you stand out as unique. Try to use concrete descriptors or offer examples. If you enjoy traveling, describe where you last went and why you would go backor, instead of "I love travelling," try, "My goal is to visit each continent at least twice." If you consider yourself a foodie, talk about some of your favorite restaurants, or the great meal you cooked last weekend. If you are an art lover, talk about the type of art you love or the artist retrospective you attended. This isn't the time for negativity, self-criticism, or embarrassment. When describing yourself, concentrate on things you like, both about yourself and about the world. While you should provide examples and specifics to build on them, use terms like "passionate," "thoughtful," "funny," and "spontaneous," rather than "quiet," "modest," "average," or "normal." Offer solid, positive descriptions of your appearance, such as: "curvy, brown-eyed brunette with great shoulders and an even better smile." A little humor helps you stand out from the crowd. Humor communicates a lot about your personality and makes you seem more down-to-earth and accessible. For example: "I'm 34-years-old, blonde-haired, near-sighted, and love using dashes when I write (I'm dash-happy!)." While you should try to avoid overwhelming people you've just met with strong opinions on politics or religion, discussing the things you value allows them to understand where you come from. If education or family is really important to you, talking or writing about it can give people a much more rounded sense of who you are. For instance, instead of jumping right into a discourse on your views on gun control and vaccinations, mention that you're "passionate about making the world safer and happier for all children."

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Introduce yourself! Do not start off by asking him about his work. Focus the conversation on him. Use open questions. Find common ground. Read his cues. Give him your number.

Answer: Once you've broken that initial ice, it's a good idea to give a basic introduction. Just your first name will do. Anything more will seem overly personal. This is the classic move but it is best avoided. Asking a guy what he does for a living right off the bat (unless it is relevant to the conversation) gives him the impression that you're just a gold digger. Not the best way to start getting to know someone! It's no fun to have a conversation with someone who's obviously just interested in talking about themselves, so give him information about you but take every opportunity to turn the conversation back around to him. So, for example, if he asks you a question about yourself, ask the same in turn of him. When you ask him questions, try to shoot for a healthy helping of open ended questions. These are questions that cannot be answered with a basic yes or no answer, helping to keep the conversation moving in an interesting direction. Open ended questions usually start with words like "why" or "how". "When" and "who" questions aren't likely to get you a long answer. Ask him questions and try to tease out some things you have in common. It doesn't have to be much but it can help you bond and certainly keeps the conversation going. Ask him about his likes within the context of the conversation you're having. If his don't match up with yours, that's fine: just ask him why he feels the way he does with politeness and curiosity. If he seems off-put, just back off. You're not going to get anywhere. Look for a closed body posture or him slightly backing away from you. Listen for how he responds when you talk. Is he giving the shortest answer possible and trying to close the conversation? These are bad signs. But if he's moving closer, giving long answers, or flirting a bit, you're in the gold. If he seems open and responsive, however, you can give him your number! Don't give him a business card, in case he turns out to be a weirdo (you don't want him to show up at your office). Just a quick scribble on a spare piece of paper will do fine. We wish you the best of luck in your ventures!

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Follow your passions. Learn a new skill. Be social. Live your life!

Answer:
If you want to be noticeable to your crush, you have to make everyone else notice you too, not saying you have to be popular! Get out of the shadows and start by following your passions and achieving your goal. Do the things that make you happy and do them without feeling worried about what other people think of it. People will admire your dedication and you'll be happy about it, knowing you just did something amazing! Learn a new skill that you want in order to get people to see just how amazing you really are and how dedicated you are. You can teach yourself to play an instrument or take up another skill, like running track or something else that you want to do. Just do something you've always wanted to fulfill! Of course, getting people to notice you means that you have to actually talk to people you think you could be friends with. Get out there and be more social. Go to events with your friends, make some new friends, and get involved in things that are going on. The most important thing is to get up off the couch and start living your life loud and proud. If all you do is sit around, you're going to be bored, and probably to other people as well as your crush, might think you want to be alone.