Problem: Article: If you don't have a whole room you can use for studying, carve out a space like the corner of a room, a small alcove, or a large closet. You'll be more productive if you dedicate a space to studying rather than working in a room you use for other things, like your bedroom, living room or kitchen. This helps to minimize distractions and keep you on task. Use curtains or partitions to separate a study space from the rest of a larger room. If your study room has a window, be sure to put your desk or table near it. Natural light will keep you alert and focused, and also provides illumination for reading and writing. You'll also be able to enjoy the view during study breaks! Sometimes a little change of scenery can help you study better. If you can, add a comfy chair or couch to your study room in an area opposite your usual work space. Then, you can move from the desk to the couch when you feel restless or want to sit in a different position. A chaise lounge piled with pillows and blankets makes a great reading spot or resting space. If you have a hard time focusing on the task at hand, make your study room as sparse as possible. Choose a plain desk or table and a comfortable chair. Store your supplies out of sight, and avoid hanging up lots of posters or adding other distracting elements to the room.
Summary: Choose a private space to increase your productivity. Situate your work space near a window, if possible. Add a sitting area if you have the room. Keep the design minimal if you are easily distracted.

Problem: Article: Rather than waiting to be recognized for your efforts, or expecting someone to consider your needs, step up and ask. This doesn't mean you should demand what you want or be aggressive. Instead, confidently and tactfully choose your words. Don't confuse being bold with being aggressive. Aggressiveness often involves imposing your viewpoints or actions on others. Boldness has nothing to do with the people around you. It's about overcoming your fears and taking action. . The phrase "What can you do for me?" is an easy and powerful way to throw the onus of responsibility back on the person you're negotiating with. Even if the initial answer is "no," keep the window of opportunity open as long as possible to give them an opportunity to change their mind. Plan out counter-offers before you start negotiating. If you think your boss will reject your request for time off because there's no one to fill your place, say you'll double-up a shift when you get back, or that you'll complete tasks remotely when you have free time. One of the best ways to get what you want is to simplify the number of solutions to a given problem. This ensures you'll get what you want. Even if there are an unlimited number of possibilities for a given problem, limit them to the solutions that work for you. This will cut down on the amount of hassle that goes into the solution and ensure that the outcome is what you want. There's a difference between being reckless and accepting risks. Reckless people don't accept risks because they don't even think about them. A bold person, on the other hand, has learned about the risks, and decided to go through with the decision anyway, ready and willing to accept the consequences if things don't work out. Inaction or hesitation is often a kind of risk, because you're risking missing an opportunity. This is a risk to avoid, however. Your goal is to create your best chance of success, not whittle away at your window of opportunity. When you've made the choice to act, do it without fear. There's nothing bold about blundering into a situation you're ignorant about and not listening to advice. If you're unclear about an assignment or about a topic at work or school, boldness is being willing to admit that you're confused and asking for clarification. Don't be afraid to take the bold step of getting help. If someone is unhelpful, find another person. This persistence to find the answers shows boldness on your part. While there's power in taking on something new or trying to get what you want, there's also the chance you may fail. Embrace the failure. It's not the opposite of success, it's a necessary component. Without the risk of failure, you don't have the opportunity for success. Don't worry about rejection. This requires some emotional detachment from the outcome. Don't let a rejection destroy your self-confidence and ability to be bold.
Summary: Ask for what you want. Negotiate Offer two choices. Take risks and create opportunities. Ask questions. Accept any outcome.

Problem: Article: If you find that you are having a particularly difficulty seeing at night, this can indicate an eye problem. Poor night vision can also be a symptom of cataracts, so if you do notice an appreciable difference in your night vision you should certainly visit an eye doctor. You might realise you are beginning to have trouble driving at night, or can't see objects in the dark that other people can see. Other indicators include, struggling to see stars at night or negotiate dark rooms, such as a movie theatre. The time it takes us to adapt to changes in light and dark surroundings generally increases as we get older. But if you notice that this adjustment is getting appreciably more difficult, it could signal an eye problem that may require glasses or contact lenses to correct, or could be related to a general medical condition. If you see bright circles that appear to surround a light source, such as light bulb, you may have an eye problem. Halos are a common symptom of cataracts, but can also indicate one of the four main eye problems. You should book an appointment with an eye doctor to get a diagnosis. If you are experiencing a noticeably increased sensitivity to light you should book an appointment with your eye doctor. It can indicate a number of eye problems, so you will need to see an expert for a full diagnosis. If the change is sudden and dramatic, don't hesitate to make an appointment. If you find light hurting your eyes, or you have to squint or wince when you are in bright light then your sensitivity may have increased.
Summary: Find out if you have trouble seeing in the dark. Consider whether you are having difficulty adjusting between light and dark surroundings. Discover whether or not you see halos around lights. Decide if you have increased sensitivity to light.

Problem: Article: The app has likely saved your login credentials but if you will need to Log In. If you do not have the Twitter for Android app on your Android, you will need to download it from Google Play. If you do not have an account you will have to Sign up. You have 140 characters to let the world know what's happening and the GIF you are about to post will make your tweet that much more engaging. Tap on the feather pen icon to open the text box. Tap on What's happening? and enter your tweet in the text box. A GIF is a digital image, static or animated in a standard format that your followers will be able to view from whatever device they access Twitter. To attach a GIF that you have saved on your phone, tap the camera button and select the GIF to attach. To attach a GIF from a library of available GIFs, tap the GIF Icon to search for and select your GIF. A world of followers is waiting to click, favorite and retweet. Tap Tweet to post.
Summary:
Open the Twitter for Android app on your Android Device. Enter your Tweet. Attach your GIF. Post your Tweet.