How to clean and organize your house
Take a break now and then.
After you've done a lot of cleaning, but you still have a lot to go, take a break. Good job.

OPTIONS:
- You accomplished pretty much everything you needed to get started. Put your things in storage at the bottom of your closet.
- It's an old saying in need of a rest or a reset. You don't have to go straight from a break.
- Give yourself a pat on the back before getting back to it. If you fail to take breaks, you may get discouraged.
- Take out a pack of cards, or deck, and break them up and take all the cards from the bottom, and tuck them into a file or folder. Basically, you don't want to have to move your whole cabinet to get them all sorted.

Give yourself a pat on the back before getting back to it. If you fail to take breaks, you may get discouraged.

A man is sitting in a barber chair. A barber cuts the man hair with clippers. the men

OPTIONS:
- are in barber chairs.
- continue to cut and spray.
- stand up and walks around.
- both laugh and talk during the hair cut.

both laugh and talk during the hair cut.

How to find extra time to study for the cpa exam
Carry flash cards with you everywhere!
These can be used more often than you think. Pull them out when you walking to or from your car, waiting in line for your morning coffee, or are waiting for others to arrive for a meeting.
Study your notes while eating lunch at work.

OPTIONS:
- Bring lunch into work and spend an hour at your desk or in a conference room reviewing your materials. An extra hour each day quickly adds up to a lot of extra study hours.
- Avoid using a time at work when you feel like you are likely to faint, pass out in the middle of class, or even lose track of time. Save yourself the trouble by studying at home on you cell phone.
- If you bring your laptop to work, take a photo of the exam at work and snap it. It's always possible to get flash cards free, too, as long as you bring it along with you wherever you go.
- During some of your meetings, you can sit down and write down key words from your notes. Also put them under your seat in front of you.

Bring lunch into work and spend an hour at your desk or in a conference room reviewing your materials. An extra hour each day quickly adds up to a lot of extra study hours.

How to write a sympathy thank you
Buy cards with envelopes.
The colors and design should generally be subdued. Since you are writing a personalized note, choose a blank card or one with very little text; an abundance of trite ready-made phrases will depersonalize your gesture of thanks.

OPTIONS:
- Consider putting in a header line near the top. Another icebreaker here is to make it easy for your reader to find your card at the bottom.
- Store the cards on a side table so no one can read them. Throw the cards away in the trash.
- Alternatively, you can send a plain note. This is especially appropriate if you feel you have a lot to say.
- Instead of using ordinary colorful cards, buy cards that have decorative gifs and flames on them. Use a text pad or part of a sheet of paper.
Alternatively, you can send a plain note. This is especially appropriate if you feel you have a lot to say.