Do this in a journal or a text document. This is particularly helpful if you're not entirely sure what you want to do, but just have a feeling about it. Writing regularly in a journal is a great way to keep in touch with yourself and to keep up to date on how you're feeling. Many people claim that writing helps them clarify how they feel and what they want. Once you have an idea of what you want to do, do your research. Researching your goals will help you narrow down the best way to achieve them. Reach out to people who have achieved goals similar to yours. They can provide you with helpful tips about what works, as well as what to avoid. Online forums like Reddit are a great place to look for discussions on most topics particularly if you want an insider's view on specific careers. Example: While writing your thesis you're beginning to wonder what you'll end up doing with it. Read about what others have done with similar degrees to the one that you're pursuing. This might even help you gear your thesis towards publications or other opportunities that can help further your career. After you've done your research you'll have a good sense of what each path and result will look like. This should make it easier for you to choose the path that will best serve you in achieving your goal. This includes being aware of things that may hinder you in your goals in the case of thesis writing this may include mental exhaustion, lack of research, or unexpected work responsibilities. Your goals may change as you move toward them. Allow room for yourself, and as a result, your goals, to develop. That said, don't just give up when it gets hard. There's a difference between losing interest and losing hope!

Summary: Write about what you want. Do your research. Consider your options and choose the one that best serves you. Be aware of things related to your goal that may affect you. Be flexible.

People that know you intimately are going to be more inclined to help you at the beginning. Consider asking close friends and family to join as registered members of your organization. Even if they don't meaningfully contribute, it'll show future potential members that they aren't alone in joining your group. Develop a quick pitch that can be delivered in one minute or less. Make sure that you explain your organization's importance and how you plan to affect change. Join Facebook groups and follow Twitter hashtags that relate to your organization's specific goals and overarching issues. This will help you identify people that may be interested in helping and give you an easy platform to promote your group. Encourage people to share your website, and use every opportunity to bring awareness to your topic. A good social media post will start off with a call to action, followed by more specific details about your group. A strong call to action will activate interest in your group's solution to a problem. "Save the whales!" or, "Don't you want to improve life here in your city?" are both excellent openers because they provoke the reader to do something. Keep hashtags as short as possible in order to make sure that people remember them. They should include an action, whenever possible. "#StopLittering" is a perfect example of a simple hashtag that demands something from the audience. Incentives are an excellent way to get people excited about joining your group. They also increase morale and encourage involvement in your organization. Simple incentives like group outings, meals, snacks, and free t-shirts are excellent motivators that you can use to get people to join your group. You can also appeal to an audience's sense of belonging to attract members. Try playing up networking opportunities and telling potential members that they'd make a great fit in your organization.

Summary: Approach close friends and family and ask them to help. Promote your organization online by using social media. Create incentives for volunteers to attract new members.

Use any kind of lettuce you like, such as iceburg, green leaf, butter, or romaine. Rinse the lettuce thoroughly with cold running water. Then, shake the lettuce off over a sink to remove the excess water. Tear off 2 large leaves from the outside of the head of lettuce. Another option is to cut the lettuce into bun-sized pieces and then stack your burger between them. If you want to do this, tear off 2 large leaves and use a knife to cut the leaves into circular shapes that are about the same size as the burger. Stack the leaves on the plate so that the curved edges are against the plate. Position the cooked burger and your desired toppings near the edge of one of the leaves. Use any toppings you like, such as cheese, tomato, onion, relish, ketchup, and mustard.

Summary: Clean a head of lettuce and tear off 2 large leaves. Place the leaves of lettuce on a plate and put your burger on them.

You can wear your fleece several times without washing it, as the fabric is durable and tough against stains. If you over-wash your fleece, the fabric may start to pill. In addition, clean your jacket whenever it is noticeably dirty. For example, if you've gone on a hiking trip and got very muddy, wash your jacket as soon as you get home. You can easily wash your fleece jacket in your washing machine. If you do this, be sure to wash your jacket with similar colors. If possible, wash it with other fleece clothing. Avoid washing your jacket with other items that may cause lint, such as towels and washcloths. Do this if your tag recommends it or if you want to avoid any pilling on your jacket. Some particular fleece jackets require hand-washing because of their fabric of any dyes used. While washing your fleece by hand takes a bit more work, it is still easy to do. While using a cold water setting with a washing machine often avoids pilling, the machine can cause the fabric to pill over time.
Summary: Wash your fleece jacket after 6-7 wears. Use the washing machine if you want a fast and easy method. Wash your fleece jacket by hand to avoid any fabric pilling.