Write an article based on this "Shop at discount and sales stores. Shop off-season. Buy secondhand clothes. Choose quality items. Ask for a discount."
article: If you want to save money on clothes, look into discount or sales stores. At such stores, you can often find slightly damaged or out of season designer outfits sold at a discount rate. There are many discount stores, like T.J Maxx and Marshall's, that offer discount prices on designer outfits. There are also a lot of online outlets that offer discounts on certain clothing items. Be careful when shopping online. You may dislike the way a certain clothing item looks on you after trying it one. If you plan ahead, you can save a lot of money by shopping off season. A swimsuit may be on sale in February, for example, if you live in a warm area. Be on the lookout for items you know you need. If it's finally spring, but you noticed your winter coat was getting a little shabby, keep your eyes peeled for discount coats during the early spring months. Thrift stores and consignment stores are excellent means to find cheap clothing items. Oftentimes, high quality items are sold for incredibly low rates. You don't always find exactly what you're looking for at such stores as items are not sold in multiple styles and sizes. However, if you make a point of periodically checking your local thrift store you might find some low price clothing items you need. Spending a little extra money now on quality might translate to saving in the longterm. If you're going to wear an item a lot, like a pair of pants for work, it might be worth it to spend an extra $10. Items made with higher quality materials are less likely to wear down. Therefore, they need to replaced less frequently. If you're going to be wearing an item a lot, go for a higher quality. You should also strive to care for your best clothing items. Fold delicate clothing instead of hanging it and do not wash your nice clothes too often. You can stand to re-wear the same shirt a few times, especially if you weren't doing anything physically demanding that day. Sometimes, you can get a discount by simply asking. If you notice a zipper is broken, a shirt is slightly stained, or some other minor flaw, try asking for a discount at the register. Most companies are more interested in fostering positive relationships with customers than making an extra $5 or $10. If you ask for a discount, there's a good chance you'll get one.

Write an article based on this "Hug her when you see her. Brush against her. Touch her back. Place your hand on her knee."
article: This is very casual and common among friends. Hugging shows her that you are excited to see her and is a good start to initiating physical contact. If she refrains from hugging you back, she may be uncomfortable or uninterested and you should hold back. Sit next to her with your shoulders or thighs touching, or "accidentally" bump into her as you walk. If this happens a few times, she may take the hint. Keep in mind that this might be a little too subtle and she may not even notice. This works especially well if you are walking together, as you can easily put your hand gently on her back. Use your surroundings to give reason for contact. For example, if you see a dog or other animal at a distance, touch her back and say something along the lines of "Look over there!" If you are sitting next to her, lightly touch her knee as you stand up. You can also do this if you are trying to get her attention. Simply tap her leg and say, "Hey, I just wanted to tell you" or ask her a question.

Write an article based on this "Make a timeline. Practice positive self-talk. Don't give up. Read a book or a blog about your goal. Ask for support."
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Sit down and write out a timeline for your project or goal. This will help you to stay on track, and you can refer back to it when your motivation wanes. For example, if your goal is exercising, on your timeline state that you would like to be able to run a mile in one month. Then make a mini plan for how you will accomplish that goal between now and your one-month mark. Cutting up your goal into increments of time will help you stay focused and keep you from becoming overwhelmed. Control your inner dialogue and practice positive self-talk. Replace negative self-talk such as, "I can't do it," "I'm not the best," "I'm not smart enough," with positive self-talk such as, "I can do it," "I am the best," and "I am smart; if they can do it, I can do it." Stick with your goal by realizing that every process has an ebb and flow. Motivation is not a constant thing. There will be times when you are doing a great job of sticking to your timeline and your goals. However, other times, your motivation will wane, but know that this feeling is not a permanent, lasting feeling. Stick it out and wait for that motivation to come back. When your motivation is low, read a book or a blog about your goal. For example, if your goal is to publish a book or a journal article, read a book about writing for journals and publishers. These books have great tips for staying focused. You can also ask for support when having trouble sticking to your goal. Join an online forum, ask a friend, mentor, or a family member. Remember that talking it out will help you resolve the issue.