Don't invite the other party into your space and don't approach the other party on his or her space. Instead, invite the other person to somewhere you could consider neutral groundas in, a place not belonging to either of you. For example, don't invite the other party into your office or offer to hold the conversation in his or her office. Consider holding the conversation in a meeting room (if you both work at the same company), living room (if you both live in the same house), or low-key public area, like a park or coffee shop. Avoid audiences. Even if you have the conversation in a public place, it's best to choose somewhere with a limited audience. Neither you nor the other person in the conversation may feel comfortable enough to be honest when there are onlookers observing your every move and sentence. Ideally, you should aim to converse until the two of you can resolve the issue. Some conversations can sink into an endless loop, though, preventing any real progress from occurring. To prevent this from happening, it might be helpful to set a time limit for the conversation before you start it. Each situation is different, but 30 to 60 minutes is usually a good time limit to stick with. If there's still more to say after that amount of time passes, part ways and address it another day. Be direct and honest about the topic you want to discuss, but introduce that topic in a calm, non-accusatory manner so that the other person does not automatically raise his or her guard. Consider a line like, "I think we're viewing _____ blank differently, and I'd like to take a few minutes to talk and see if we can understand each other better." Be upfront about the matter at hand. Don't make the conversation seem less important than it really is, or else you run the risk of making the other person feel tricked and trapped into a corner.
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One-sentence summary -- Hold the conversation on neutral ground. Set a time limit. Use a direct yet non-confrontational opening line.

When your hair is damaged, washing it too often can strip even more moisture from your locks and make them look worse. Instead of washing everyday, try to shampoo every 2 or 3 days to keep your hair hydrated. Concentrate the shampoo at your scalp when you wash and only work the lather down to the ends to avoid removing too much moisture. Be sure to choose a moisturizing shampoo with ingredients such as olive or argan oil, or glycerin, sorbitol, or shea butter. Avoid shampoos that contain mineral oil and petrolatum, which can actually form a film that keeps moisture out of your hair. For a fried, damaged hair, a thin, watery conditioner usually isn't enough to hydrate it. Instead, follow up your shampooing with a deep conditioner for intense hydration. Apply it to your hair and allow it to sit for approximately 10 minutes before washing it out with cool water. Look for a thick formula that comes in a tube or tub with moisturizing ingredients such as butters, oils, ceramides, and glycerin, as well as strengthening ingredients, such as keratin, amino acids, and hydrolyzed proteins. When you apply the deep conditioner, be sure to concentrate on the ends of your hair. Using a deep conditioner once a week may be sufficient, but if your hair is very dry, you may want to bump it up to twice a week. Even if you use a deep conditioner when you wash your hair, your fried tresses may still need more hydration. A leave-in conditioner provides moisture throughout the day because you don't rinse it out. Apply the leave-in while your hair is still damp and comb it through to ensure that all of the strands are well coated. For coarse or thick hair, it's best to use a cream or lotion leave-in formula.
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One-sentence summary -- Cut down on how often you wash. Use a deep conditioner after you shampoo. Follow up with a leave-in conditioner.

A fever is a classic illness to fake, since they often imply that you are contagious and the best treatment is usually bed rest. People with fevers have faces and foreheads that are usually hot, though they themselves feel cold. There are a number of ways to give yourself the appearance of a feverish face. Take a hot shower without getting your hair wet. Blow on your face with a blow dryer. Rub water on your face to make it seem sweaty. Heat your face for a few minutes with a heating pad or hot water bottle when no one is looking. Rub your face vigorously with your hands. Lay down on your back with your head hanging off the edge of your bed so that all the blood flows to it. They will make you sweat, but people will think you are cold too. Pretend to shiver, no matter how much you bundle yourself up. A cold sweat is one important symptom of a cold or fever. If a parent or nurse leaves you alone with a thermometer in your mouth, there are a few things you can do to give yourself an artificially high temperature. Just make sure you don't get it too highit will either be obvious that you faked the results or they will take you to the doctor or hospital to treat your dangerously high temperature. Drink hot water before putting the thermometer in your mouth. Touch the thermometer to a hot light bulb for a second. Shake the thermometer vigorously by the metal tip. This will push the mercury out towards the high end of the thermometer. Of course, this doesn't work with digital thermometers.
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One-sentence summary -- Make your face hot and sweaty. Cover yourself with many layers of clothes and blankets. Tamper with your thermometer.

You'll need to be at least 18 years old in order to be an applicant for a Michigan real estate salesperson license. You are not required to have a high school degree in order to be licensed, but you may be required to have a degree or GED in order to sign up for college courses. You'll need to take 40 hours of real estate fundamentals courses in order to become a licensed real estate agent. At least 4 of those hours must include Civil Rights Law and Equal Opportunity in Housing. Other approved courses include Fundamentals of Real Estate, Real Estate Law, and Principles and Practices of Real Estate. After you have successfully completed your classes, your school will submit a certificate of completion to the state of Michigan. Broker affiliation means that you are employed by a licensed broker. You'll need broker affiliation before you can become licensed. After you finish college, you can use online job boards or your college's career center to find brokers who are hiring. When you interview with different brokers, ask questions to determine how hands-on they will be in helping you build your career. Choose a broker with a good reputation in the area and several years of experience in the field. The state of Michigan handles their licensing through a website known as iCOLA. When you access iCOLA (https://www.lara.michigan.gov/icola/Entry), you will need to create a User ID and 8-character password. Fill out your salesperson application and submit it along with the $88 fee. If you are employed by a broker, you can list their 10-digit broker identification number on your application. Have the broker log into their iCOLA account to confirm that they are sponsoring you. If you are not employed by a broker, your application will remain in pending status until you become sponsored, or for up to 1 year. When you find a broker sponsorship, fill out the Employing Broker Notification form with Michigan's Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs (LARA).
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Meet the age requirement. Take 40 hours of prelicensure classes at a local college. Get broker affiliation. Complete your salesperson license application at iCOLA.