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How to make the most of your summer vacation (for teens )
Clean your room out.
Throw away, destroy (rip) or put away anything you don't need this season. Homework, bulky christmas sweaters, etc.
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- Don't recycle this dull piece of furniture. A little bit of bleach in the dirty place is usually better than nothing.
- Put everything back together and cover any holes your stuffed animals have' potted' in your room. Cover the holes with a board, and (hopefully) cover the boards with a rope.
- Clear out your clutter for a fresh, clean start this summer. Get outside! You've stayed inside all winter, so get out your bike and go for a nice, long ride.
- Make sure you have one or more of your best things (i.e. bags, pens, tissues, ipod)! Make sure you have a huge enough closet to store all your things.
A: Clear out your clutter for a fresh, clean start this summer. Get outside! You've stayed inside all winter, so get out your bike and go for a nice, long ride.

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How to tell someone they are beautiful
Say it when you feel it.
You don't need an excuse to tell anyone that he or she is beautiful. Sometimes there really isn't a " reason " to tell someone they're beautiful; but you do it anyway.
OPTIONS:
- No one would ever know what you meant to say in the first place. See this article how to tell someone they are beautiful by saying, " believe me, she's beautiful.
- Maybe the light's hitting them just right; maybe they're wearing a stunning gown; or maybe you want to kiss them. If you feel an overwhelming urge to tell someone that he or she is beautiful: just do it.
- You've been told you can be beautiful no matter what, but hearing the word is generally better than being told to dress like a clown. Say it to someone you don't know.
- Maybe he or she made you feel special or did something great for you, even if what others are telling you is a fake. Say something nice if your loved one reacts negatively.
A: Maybe the light's hitting them just right; maybe they're wearing a stunning gown; or maybe you want to kiss them. If you feel an overwhelming urge to tell someone that he or she is beautiful: just do it.

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How to organize a fundraiser
Set objectives.
Your objectives are what you hope to achieve with your fundraiser. This may seem obvious, but your first step should be to answer exactly why you are doing the fundraiser.
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- In some cases, raising money or organizing resources can lead to a more productive fundraiser. Objectives should be goals that you can accomplish on a consistent basis.
- For instance, you may be trying to socialize with specific groups, or you may be worried about how you will contribute to a big shopping chain. The goals you set into your fundraiser will work with how you can reach them.
- Are you spreading awareness for a cause? Are you trying to raise money for a certain type of research or project? Is it some combination of objectives? Define in the clearest possible terms exactly what you hope to achieve with your fundraiser. For example, imagine that you want to hold a fundraiser to raise money for cancer research.
- This will help to counter any existing obstacles. Set a financial plan that's long-range, that's good for you.
A: Are you spreading awareness for a cause? Are you trying to raise money for a certain type of research or project? Is it some combination of objectives? Define in the clearest possible terms exactly what you hope to achieve with your fundraiser. For example, imagine that you want to hold a fundraiser to raise money for cancer research.

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How to find motivation to meditate
List the reasons why you avoid meditation. Knowing why you avoid meditating is half the battle for motivating yourself to start.
By listing your obstacles, you can begin to address and overcome them.
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- Get a journal and write down all of the reasons why you avoid meditating. These could be anything from childhood cravings, sleep deprivation, the thought of you not being able to exercise for a week, or other negativity that keeps you from enjoying what you do.
- Be honest with yourself when making your list. Don't write, " i have no time " if the real reason is that you don't know how to get started.
- Identify what you consider love to be. Remind yourself that it is not love that determines your life, but your motivation.
- It may help to have your reasons in mind in case you notice something that confuses you. Include areas of your life that have been challenging or difficult.
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Be honest with yourself when making your list. Don't write, " i have no time " if the real reason is that you don't know how to get started.