INPUT ARTICLE: Article: You can expect to make 25% of your sales on regular-priced items for your first $1,500 in sales each month. Multiply your total sales by .25 to find out how much you've made. Keep track of your earnings so you don't accidentally spend more on your business than you made. For instance, let's say you sell $500 in products in your first month. You'd multiply $500 x .25 = $125. This means you made $125. Most high earners have people working under them. When you recruit a consultant, you receive up to 6-8% of their sales as a bonus. Invite people you know who are interested in Tupperware or earning extra money to work underneath you as a consultant. Once you recruit consultants to work under you, you'll be their manager. This allows you to progress your career and earn more money. Generally, Tupperware encourages its consultants to recruit 1-2 new consultants each week to grow their network. Look for online tutorials that will help you learn how to grow your business. Additionally, ask your managing consultant for tips on how to grow your business. If you want to invest more in your business, take marketing or business classes to improve your skills. Free tutorials are available online, such as through Youtube. You might take a course at a community college or through an online college. Look for free courses on business or marketing through sites like https://www.edx.org/.

SUMMARY: Calculate your commissions as 25% of your sales up to $1,500 monthly. Recruit consultants to work under you to increase your earnings. Do trainings to help you improve your marketing and sales skills.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: When a person goes through a difficult time, such as the loss of a loved one or job loss, they usually have a swell of support. As time passes, other people move on and continue their lives, leaving the person in distress to fend for themselves. You should check in every week with the person you sympathize with to be sure that they are still doing well. This does not have to be an awkward check in. You could simply have coffee with them once a week and say things like "So how are doing this week?" . Your friend may need to talk about what they are experiencing. Let your friend know you are available to listen, and make it clear they have your undivided attention. Put away electronics like your phone and turn off the television or other distractions. Make eye contact, nod and make sounds where appropriate (such as "Uh huh," or "I see,") to show that you are listening. Put aside judgement and don't think about your response or what you think they should have done/should be doing. Let them talk and don't interrupt. Don't rush the person. They may not be ready to talk, or it may take them a while to articulate their thoughts. People often judge others harshly if they do not remove themselves from a bad situation (such as a hostile relationship) or "get over" a tragic event (such as a death in the family) in a certain time frame. Keep in mind that everyone fights their own battles on their own time, and it is not your place to decide when or how someone else moves to the next phase of their life. Remain caring and compassionate toward the person you sympathize with and reserve judgment for how the deal with their situation. This does not mean that you have to condone any behavior that they exhibit. You are free to cut ties with the person if/when the connection becomes unhealthy for you. Aside from frequent check-ins, you should make it clear that you are available to the other person any time they need someone to lean on. Answer their calls, texts, emails, etc. and be willing to help them do chores or other daily tasks. If there is a big project to be done, such as remodeling a room after a spouse passed away, volunteer to help out.
Summary: Check in every week. Be a good listener Avoid judgement. Make yourself available to help.

If the mouse is connected by a wire, you'll need to power down your computer first. Wired mice usually connect to the monitor of an all-in-one desktop computer or the central processing unit (CPU) of a traditional desktop computer. If the mouse is wireless, simply remove the USB component from the computer. Different brands have battery compartments in different locations. You can access many brands' compartments on the bottom of the mouse. Look for a small switch to open the compartment and remove the batteries. With other brands, you'll have to pop the top side of the mouse open to reveal the battery compartment. This step only applies to wireless mice. If you have a traditional mouse, you can skip this step. Apply a small amount of water. Wring out any excess moisture. Avoid getting the cloth dripping wet. Use the dampened cloth to remove any dirt or grime. Move back and forth over the target areas until the dirt is gone. Try to keep the cloth away from the openings in the mouse. Use a dry microfiber cloth to absorb any moisture left over from the cleaning. Move in gentle strokes. Continue until the outside of the mouse is completely dry. Spin the scroll wheel under a bright light. Look for any buildup of dirt or grime. Gently insert a toothpick between the scroll wheel and the slot it rests in. Being careful not to break the toothpick, scrape outward to remove the buildup. Wipe away any excess that falls on the outside of the mouse. You could use your fingernails instead of a toothpick. As long as they extend slightly past your fingertip, they should remove quite a bit of buildup. Recall where your battery cover is located on your mouse and open it. When you replace the batteries, pay attention to placement of the + and symbols in the battery compartment. This tells you how the positive and negative ends of the batteries should be aligned. Place the USB of a wireless mouse back in the computer port. For a wired mouse, reattach it to the CPU or monitor. The correct port should have a small engraved image of a mouse above or below it. Power the computer up and test the mouse to make sure you've reconnected it correctly. If your computer fails to recognize your mouse, consult your user's manual or contact tech support.
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One-sentence summary -- Disconnect your mouse from your computer. Remove the batteries. Dampen a microfiber cloth. Wipe down the outside of the mouse. Dry the mouse. Clean the scroll wheel, if applicable. Replace the batteries, if applicable. Reconnect the mouse.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Garnish the top with a little extra fresh cilantro and serve the dish with basmati rice or naan. To store leftover chicken tikka masala, put it in an airtight container and refrigerate it for up to 3 days.

SUMMARY:
Serve the chicken tikka masala with rice or naan.