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Summary: Drag a Rectangle over the red part of the eye. Click Back To Gallery to return to the Photo Gallery.

Everything happens online nowadays, so a hostel without an internet presence is nearly invisible for travelers. Build a professional website for your hostel. Include pictures, testimonials, services, attractions, and lists of local businesses. Make customers want to visit your hostel when they see your site. Update your website regularly so customers know the latest information about your business. If you aren't confident that you can design a website yourself, hire a professional. This isn't an area that you should skimp on. Make sure guests can easily book their stay on your website. Otherwise they have to book through a different site and you'll have to pay that site a commission. Don't forget about social media either. Start pages and keep them updated regularly. There are travel bloggers on social media that have millions of followers, so a writeup from one of them can be huge for your business. Do an internet search and see who some influential bloggers are and how to reach out to them. Contact them and offer a free stay in exchange for a review. Hostels are part of local communities, so become part of that community. Get to know the local business owners and recommend their services to your guests. Make a list of bars, tour guides, clubs, and tourist attractions and recommend them to your guests. These same business owners can point travelers towards your hostel. These mutually-beneficial relationships can help your hostel succeed. Be prepared to offer something in return for local businesses recommending your hostel. Offer to carry their brochures in your lobby or put out a pamphlet of recommended local restaurants and bars. It might seem counterproductive to network with your competition. However, your competitors can be a big help for you. For example, if you're friends with a hostel owner down the street and his hostel is full for the night, he can direct new visitors to your hostel instead. Take advantage of this network by meeting and making friends with as many hostel owners as you can. Network with hostel owners outside your area too. Backpackers and other travelers usually jump from town to town. If one hostel owners hears that his guests are heading to your town, he can recommend your hostel. Remember to offer the same favors in return. Other hostel owners will catch on if you're just using them for business and stop helping you.

Summary: Make a good website for your hostel. Reach out to well-known travel bloggers to write about your hostel. Build relationships with other local business owners. Network with other hostel owners.

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Summary: Type control and hit Enter. Click Network and Internet Connections. Click Network Connections. Click Create a New Connection, which is the first option on the left toolbar. The New Connection Wizard will open. Select Connect to the network at my workplace and click Next. Select Virtual Private Network connection and click Next. Type the name of your network in the blank box. Enter the IP address you wrote down earlier and click Next. Select Add a shortcut to this connection to my desktop and click Finish.

Music can powerfully affect your mood by relaxing and inspiring you. Consider your music selection. Soft, rhythmic music (ideally without lyrics) will be especially effective in putting your mind at ease. Vary the music depending on your mood faster music can energize you as long as it doesn't distract you or make you uncomfortable. Play songs you know well. Lyrics can be welcome if you already know them. Singing along or mouthing the words without thinking can have a calming effect that distracts you from whatever has been stressing you out. You don't need to achieve a certain level of ability to benefit from the mood-improving and calming aspects of drawing, but getting better can make drawing even more rewarding. Community colleges often have low cost classes taught by well-qualified teachers, and classes often meet in the evenings. Lots of communities also have arts councils that will also offer fun-oriented, open-enrollment classes in drawing and other creative mediums. Keep at least a note pad and pen or pencil with you so you can draw whenever inspiration (or stress) strikes. As you go about your day, jot down ideas of what you'd like to draw later on. Simply visualizing yourself drawing will both calm you down and increase the satisfaction you derive once you get the chance to do so!
Summary: Listen to music while you draw. Take a drawing class. Keep your drawing materials with you.