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Stir the yeast and the milk together in a bowl. Let it sit for about five minutes, until the yeast begins to foam and bubble. Use a wooden spoon or a whisk to mix well. 1 cup at a time, mix in the flour, incorporating each cup thoroughly before moving on to the next. Using your hands or a dough hook attachment on your mixer, knead the dough for at least 5 minutes, until it's smooth and elastic. Use plastic wrap to wrap the kneaded dough and let it chill in the refrigerator for 1/2 hour. Place it in a mixing bowl and whip it until it's light and fluffy. If the air in your house is warm, add 1/2 cup flour and whip it with the butter to help keep the butter stiff.

summary: Activate the yeast. Add the salt, sugar, eggs and vanilla. Mix in the flour. Knead the dough. Wrap it and put it in the refrigerator. Whip the butter.

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Before you look at what you want to do, think about what you're trying to achieve. This can give you a good starting point, a sort of light at the end of the tunnel. Do you want to brainstorm for your business? Are you trying to make a big decision or life change? Are you trying to come up with an idea for your next work of art? Maybe you're trying to come up with an idea for an article you have to write? If you have a teacher, boss, client, or someone that will be evaluating your work, find out what they're expecting or what they need. If not, just think about the limitations you must work within and what the final product should accomplish. While breaking requirements can sometimes result in a better experience and final product, knowing all of the limitations will give you a good framework to start working in. For example, do you need to keep to a certain budget? Do you need to use only certain materials? Does the project need to be done by a certain time? Do you need to do more research to better understand the needs and limitations of the project? You'll naturally be assuming some things about your project. What are people looking for? What are your limitations? What is acceptable or normal? What should it generally look like? List these assumptions so that you can play on them later. For example, with an art project, we might assume that people are looking for a particular color scheme that fits with the theme of a gallery show. For a business project, we might assume that customers are wanting a particular something that our competitor's product does not provide. If you are focusing on making a life change, list out the things you want to change and why. This may help you get to the heart of what you really want or need. Take a hard look at what you've done in the past, what you've done already, and what you have available to you in terms of resources. This will help give you some boundaries to work with. What kind of tools do you have to use? What materials or people have you not made use of in a long time? What was something you tried last year and how could it be better? Ask others for their opinions.

summary: Look at your goal. Understand any requirements. List out and evaluate your assumptions. Evaluate what you have to work with.

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Sneakers are the best footwear option if you want to look sporty. That doesn't mean you have to wear the same pair day after day, though! Get a few different colors and styles so you'll always have the perfect shoes to match your outfit. For instance, a pair of black and white Nikes would pretty much go with anything, while a pair of neon Converse would really make a statement. Avoid wearing dress shoes or heels as they don't really give off a sporty vibe. Whether you like tall to-the-knee socks or short, no-shows, your socks can help create that sporty look. You can choose socks made from cotton, acrylic, or synthetic materials. Look for details like vertical stripes or sports logos in colors that complement your sneakers. You can still look sporty even if it's not summer time. Opt for pants like jeans or joggers, wear a long-sleeved shirt, and toss on a hoodie or varsity jacket to keep warm. A beanie, thick socks, and waterproof sneakers are the perfect finishing touches. A raglan shirt underneath a zip-up hoodie and jeans is a great outfit for school in the winter. If you want to rock a dress, skirt, or shorts, wear tights or leggings underneath to combat the chill. Hats are the perfect accessory for sporty looks! Whether you choose a plain one or a cap that advertises your favorite sports team, it's a great way to complete your outfit. Sunglasses are another accessory you can wearjust be sure to choose a sporty style, like a pair of polarized lenses in plastic frames. If you can't wear a hat in class, just put it on during your lunch break or when you're outside. During the school day, simply slip your sunglasses on top of your head. Duffel bags are large enough to hold all your school supplies and sports gear, so they make a great alternative to backpacks. No matter what kind of bag you choose, look for one with sporty details, such as stripes or a brand logo. Pick one in a neutral color so it matches all of your outfits. Watches are an athletic accessory that can take your look to the next level. Rather than choosing a flashy metal watch, opt for something that a real athlete would wear, such as a black waterproof watch. If you play a sport or train frequently, a watch that monitors your hear rate and activity level could be useful. If you run or cycle, a GPS watch might be your best bet. You'll have to take off your jewelry to play most sports, so keep that in mind if you're going for a sporty look. You can leave out the jewelry all together or choose 1 or 2 understated pieces. For instance, a pair of stud earrings, a single bracelet, or a simple necklace would finish off your outfit nicely. Avoid wearing big or flashy pieces of jewelry.
summary: Stock up on sneakers. Wear athletic socks with your shoes. Add layers in colder weather. Top off your look with sunglasses or a baseball cap or visor. Carry a duffel or backpack to hold all your gear. Wear a waterproof watch if you have one. Keep your jewelry to a minimum.