Problem: Article: Think about the subjects you excelled in in school. Though it may not be your favorite thing to do, choosing a career based on something you are skilled at can help you excel and provide yourself a secure future. Look at the examples from the previous step if you need ideas. If you are particularly good at certain skills, such as fixing things or making things, this can provide you with a great future career. Schooling may or may not be necessary, but skilled labor is often in demand and you will find it fairly easy to find work. For example, carpentry, auto repair, construction, and electrical work all benefit from people who are good at fixing things or working with their hands. These also tend to be stable, well-paying jobs. Other skills, such as a skill for cooking, can also be easily turned into a career. If your skills lie more in helping and communicating with other people, there are jobs for you as well. People who communicate and interact with others well can easily get careers as social workers or in marketing and similar business positions. If you're more the type to take care of others, consider nursing or work as an administrative assistant or office manager. Sometimes it's hard for us to see the areas in life where we excel. If you don't think you're good at anything, ask your parents, other family members, friends, or teachers what they think you'd be good at. Their ideas might surprise you! Your friends and family can also help you network and get you in touch with people in your chosen field. You can also join a MeetUp to meet others that are involved with the work you hope to do.
Summary: Think about what you are or were good at in school. Consider what skills you excel in. Assess your interpersonal skills. Ask someone if you don't know.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: After the initial breakup, both you and your ex will doubtlessly need time and space away from each other to process the breakup and recover emotionally. Even if you decide the next day that you want to get back together, give your ex at least a month or two before you start making new overtures. If you like, use this time as an opportunity to meet and even date other people. If you date someone new, you may find that your desire for your ex fades with time. Extended time and space apart may allow you both to gain perspective on your relationship and appreciate one another more. If you still want your ex back after a couple of months, keep things low-key and send a friendly, short text. This can be a good way to judge if your ex has any interest in talking with you. It's still too early to flirt, and certainly too early to say anything sexual. Be brief and sweet, and say something like: "I just walked by the bakery where we used to buy baguettes together and it reminded me of you. I hope you're doing well." "I heard our favorite song on the radio together and thought of some good times we've had. Hope you're great." If your ex replied to your text and the two of you have had even a short texting conversation, you can take the next step by calling your ex. Keep the conversation lightdon't mention the breakup and don't bring up any long-term plans to get back together. Your ex could register these as red flags and decline your invitation to see one another. This will show that you're willing to put in effort, that you have an interest in reconnecting with them as a person, and that you're not just looking for a quick hookup.

SUMMARY: Give your ex some time and space. Start with a text. Call your ex for a short chat.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Sometimes people are confused by the difference between the average and the median of a set of numbers. There are times that the median can be a better number to use than the average, actually. The median means the midpoint number in the data. It means the number (in this case age) that appears exactly in the middle.. Median might be a better assessment of the group's age if there is an outlier in the group. Let's say every student in a college class of 20 is between the ages of 18-25, but there is a single older returning student who is 80. If you calculated the average, the much older student would skew the average upward making the class look older than it really is. If you selected the number at the midpoint of all the ages on a list, it would be a closer representation of the class. So, use median if there is an extreme outlier on your list. Mode is different; that means the number that appears most frequently in the data. Mean is the same thing as average. It's just another word used for it. Sometimes the best way to handle numbers is simply to present more than one number, say both median and average. If you're asked to find the average age but only have age ranges (such as a certain number of people in age range 2-4 and age range 4-6, you would calculate the midpoint number for each range, add those up, and then divide them by the total number in each age range.)
Summary: Know the difference between average and median. Realize how mode differs from mean or average.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: In this section, you have three options: Reset Text Size to Medium for New Windows and Tabs, Reset Text Size to Medium While Zooming and labeled Reset Zoom Level for New Windows and Tabs. Check or uncheck the options to meet your preferences.
Summary:
Open up Internet Explorer 7 or 8. Click on Tools in the upper right-hand menu. Select Internet Options at the bottom of the pop-up menu. Click on the Advanced tab, and look under the Accessibility section.