Problem: Article: If you are making a big adjustment in your life such as starting over from a long relationship or abandoning internet-dating for social scenes with more human interaction, then give yourself a lot of credit. Changing your lifestyle can be difficult at first, but setting the right pace by making obtainable goals will set you on the right direction. Start by talking to at least one woman when you go out and build from that to talking to two or three on a given night. Investing your energy and time talking to women becomes difficult with rejection. Do not despair. Even the most well known celebrities and ladies-men face rejection. Also, the more women you speak to, the more rejection you'll face; it's the inevitable. However, you will also increase your chances of succeeding by talking to more women. Kindness goes a long way when talking to people, and nothing is more of a deal-maker than a woman saying you are "nice"; that's code for "you're interesting". When you start talking to more and more woman in one social setting, people will notice, and it will resonate with other women. When you have entered a conversation with a woman, you might need to set the pace for getting contact information. Create a habit of asking a woman for her number before saying goodbye. Always ask even if you may not use her contact information. Good practices will turn into good habits. Remember, not every woman you approach might peak your interest. Speak to all sorts of women, even ones who are not your type, and be sure to ask for phone numbers. Adding women to Facebook, Instagram, and other social platforms is a start but lacks that intimacy of personal contact info.
Summary: Set social goals. Cope with rejection. Be nice. Get her phone number.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Making Chinese dumplings can be a fun dinner party activity. For how to make your own handmade pot stickers, click here. However, more often than not, simply frying frozen store-bought dumplings can be just as tasty. Traditionally, pot stickers are served with a delicious dipping sauce. The sauce is usually made up of a mixture of 2/3 soy sauce, 1/3 Chinese rice vinegar, fresh grated or chopped bottled or pickled ginger, and sesame oil, often with a garnish of chopped chives. If you like it spicy, add Chinese chili paste to taste. Make sure that the pan is very hot. To do this, flick a small amount of water onto the pan. If it evaporates immediately with a loud hiss, your pan is ready to go. The type of oil you use is up to you. For a more authentic Chinese recipe, use sesame or peanut oil. You can also use vegetable or olive oil if you prefer. For the healthiest option, use olive oil (it has the highest amount of heart-healthy fat--monounsaturated fat--of any oil.) Heat the oil for about a minute (bubbles might begin to form). You must make sure that there is enough space between each pot sticker and that they are not overlapping at all. If they overlap while cooking, it will be nearly impossible to separate them without ripping them (and having all the delicious filling fall out).

SUMMARY: Make your pot stickers. Make the dipping sauce. Heat a wok or non-stick frying pan on medium-high heat. Pour two tablespoons of oil into the pan or wok. Place the pot stickers in the pan.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Try to make at least 3 piles. The first pile should contain inexpensive gifts, like candy. The middle pile should have slightly-more expensive gifts, like lip balm or hand sanitizer. The last pile should container your most expensive gift. Sorting your gifts ahead of time will make it easier to find what should go into each layer. This will be in the center of your ball, so you need to start with it first. Cover it at least 1 layer of plastic wrap, although 2 or 3 might be better. You can tear off the plastic wrap once you have the item covered, or you can leave it be and continue to wrap the ball in one, continuous layer. Hold the item against the plastic that's covering the first item. Wrap more saran wrap around it to hold it in place. Again, you can tear off the sheet of plastic wrap after this, or you can keep going with 1 continuous strand. This gift should be the most expensive one out of your middle pile. Stagger the items so that they aren't places directly on top of each other. For example, place 1 item on the top of the ball, another on the bottom, and a third on the side. Try to have each item separated by at least 1 layer of plastic wrap. Remember, you are working from the inside-out, so you need to start with the better gifts that will be towards the middle of the ball. As the ball continues to grow in size, you could include multiple items per layer. For example, you could have 1 item on 1 side of the ball and another item on the other. If the ball is the size of a soccer ball or a basketball, then stick with just 1 item per layer. If the ball is the size of a beach ball, then you could include multiple items per layer. This will help keep everything secure and make the ball easier to transport to the party. Rather than just going in 1 direction for each wrap, alternate the directions that you wrap the ball in. For example: Wrap the ball horizontally for the first layer, then vertically for the next. Finish off with 1 or 2 diagonal wraps.
Summary: Sort your items from most expensive to least expensive. Wrap your most expensive item with at least 1 layer of plastic wrap. Add an item from the middle pile, and cover it with 1 layer of saran wrap. Move through your middle pile, going from most to least expensive. Continue to move through your last pile of inexpensive items. Cover the ball with 2 to 3 layers of plastic wrap.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: This step is important, because it allows you to interact with someone in your chosen field or fields. You can ask questions and get a dialogue going. Talk to the mechanics at the garage you take your car to, get the person who is fixing your computer to give you an overview of what they are doing to fix it. Prepare questions in advance and during a lecture or class at a college, community center, or museum. If they haven't been answered, afterwards approach the speaker and ask them. Speakers almost always are happy to engage further in their chosen material. Be polite and respectful. Museums often have a contact number or email. Approach them with your questions. It might take them some time to reply and they might not know the answers, but they can often put you in contact with someone who does. Professors usually have a university email somewhere on their university's website. You could try sending them an email outlining your interest in your subject and asking for their help. Remember that professors are busy people, so don't contact them around midterms or finals. There are certain internet resources where it is possible to talk with an expert and ask them questions covering a wide variety of topics. Gathering knowledge, learning, is a lifelong endeavor. Pay attention to the world around you to look for new opportunities to learn. Keep an open mind and learn from your mistakes and you will be quite knowledgeable. Information changes constantly, be it science, literature, or even wood working. Keep learning on your chosen topics.
Summary:
Talk to experts. Constantly pursue knowledge.