Write an article based on this "Open a web browser on your computer. Visit the Yahoo! home page. Click Sign In. Type your Yahoo! account name and password. Click your profile name. Click Account Info. Click Account security. Click Disable security questions. Click Add recovery phone number. Type a valid phone number. Click Send SMS or Call Me. Type the code that you receive. Click Add recovery email address in the Account security menu. Type in a valid email address. Click Send verification email. Click the link in the email from Yahoo!"
article: Because of several hacks in 2016, Yahoo! is no longer using security questions. This means you'll want to add new account verification methods in case you get locked out in the future. Unencrypted security questions and answers have been disabled, so if you can't answer the questions and you don't have another recovery method associated with your account, you won't be able to retrieve it and are locked out for good. You'll see this at the top of the page. If you're currently locked out of your account, visit the Account Recovery page. You'll need to enter a recovery email or phone number associated with the account in order to retrieve it. Security questions are no longer being used by Yahoo!, and you won't be able to use the answers to your old questions, even if they're correct. You'll see this in the same location the Sign In button was. If you previously had security questions enabled, you can disable them here. Once you've disabled your security questions, you can add new recovery methods. Your existing security questions cannot be edited, and new ones cannot be created. Since Yahoo! Doesn't use security questions anymore, adding a phone number to your account is the quickest way to verify your identity in the future. This must be a mobile number that can receive SMS messages, This verifies your new phone number. Besides associating a mobile number, you can also add another email address that you can be reached at. Password reset links will be sent to this address. you receive. This may be in your Updates folder if you're using Gmail. Your recovery email is now active.

Write an article based on this "Understand your values. Make your goals specific. Write down what you want. Tell yourself that you're worth it. Try something new."
article: Make sure you know what is most important to you in order to live your life they way you want. Things you want need to be consistent with those values. If they aren't, you may not be able to accomplish them, or you may lose something important in the process. These conflicts aren't always apparent at first glance. For example, if your goal is to start a business, that will take up significant amounts of time. If one of your values involves spending lots of time with your family, those ideas may come into conflict. Broad goals like "make more money" or "get healthier" are good starts, but you'll want more detail. Define success clearly, and with some clear measurable signs of progress. This can help you get a sense how you are doing, and the steps you will need to take to get there. For example, rather than a broad goal like "get healthier," pick a specific benchmark like "be able to run a 10K" or "lose 20 pounds." Include your reasons for wanting it. This can make your desire seem more concrete, and give you a reminder of what you want. It can also help to clarify if this is something you really want, or if there is something more. Many people, especially women, don't ask for things because they feel they are inadequate or undeserving. Think about why you might feel this way. Examining and acknowledging your fears can clarify what you need to do to get what you want. Don't worry about other people's wants and concerns. Your life, boundaries, and desires are different from others, and that's okay. Recognizing what you want, and how it is unique to you, is an important step to getting what you want. Sometimes, there are things out there that you didn't even know you wanted. Be open to new accomplishments, jobs, and experiences, anything that could potentially broaden your horizons and change your perspective on the world. Listen to other people's suggestions for new things to try, like taking a class, or exploring the outdoors. You may find a new hobby or life goal that you hadn't previously considered.

Write an article based on this "Walk your date to the door. Get close. Maintain eye contact. Look for breaks in the conversation."
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At the end of the evening, escort your date to their place of departure, whether it be their front door, their car or the bus stop. Most first kisses happen right before you go your separate ways, so your first step is to put yourself into the proper setting to take advantage of the moment. If you don't even manage to make it that far, there's a much smaller chance that you'll part with anything other than a friendly word. It's best if the two of you are somewhere dark, quiet and private. That way, you can focus all of your attention on one another. Move in close to your date by bridging the distance between the two of you. Try to stand about an arm's length away, or closer if circumstances allow it. If they don't pull away as you get closer, you're on the right track. The cozier and more personal you and your date get, the more likely you are to share a smooch. Standing face-to-face almost guarantees the prospect of a kiss. Don't, however, hover unnecessarily close or violate their personal space. This will make you come across as more creepy than charming. Look your date square in the eye and smile warmly and flirtatiously. Making constant eye contact helps to form a connection between two people and opens channels for unspoken communication. If he or she steadily returns your gaze, there's a good chance that they'd be receptive to a kiss. Keep an eye out for what's known as the "lover's triangle": glancing from one or both your eyes down to your lips and back. It's a nearly foolproof clue that your date foresees a kiss in their future. Assuming that the two of you are still chatting and haven't cut straight to staring into each other's eyes, pay attention to frequent, pronounced lapses in your dialogue. It might mean that you both have something on the brain other than talking. Gaps in conversation often make a great cue for locking lips. The best time to act usually comes after either you or your date has said something along the lines of "I had a really great time tonight." When you've run out of things to talk about but you're both still standing around expectantly, there's a good chance your date is waiting on a kiss.