Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Watch some spelling bees before you compete. Conquer stage fright Spell words on your palm with your finger to help remember the spelling. Ask questions about the word if you need clarification.

Answer: If you've never seen or participated in a spelling bee before, familiarizing yourself with what they're like can help you feel more comfortable. Try attending a spelling bee in person or watching footage of different spelling bees online. Watching spelling bees can give you an idea of the typical format of the bee and what the on-stage experience is like for the competitors. You can watch televised national spelling bees, like the Scripps National Spelling Bee, on stations like ESPN. Check on YouTube for footage of smaller local or regional spelling bees. . Stay calm while you're on stage by taking slow, deep breaths. Look directly at the announcer rather than anyone in the crowd so you don't get distracted. Listen to the announcer carefully so you hear each word. Practicing spelling in front of your friends and family before the day of the spelling bee can help prepare you for standing in front of a larger audience. Pretend your finger is a pencil and your other hand is a piece of paper. As you hear the word, start writing it out one letter at a time in your palm. This can help you visualize the word better and recognize any mistakes before you spell the word out loud. Take your time when spelling the word. Once you start saying it out loud, you can't make any changes. Try writing the words with your finger when you're practicing for the spelling bee to get used to the motions. If your spelling bee allows it, ask for the definition, country of origin, and what part of speech the word is so you know what patterns or roots you can expect from your word. If you have trouble hearing the announcer, ask them to repeat the word until you have a clear understanding of it. Some spelling bees will allow the announcer to use the word in a sentence so you can hear it in context.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Join an exclusive gym. Join a country or yacht club. Dine at fine restaurants.

Answer: As a member of a high-end gym, you will have ample opportunities to meet and woo rich women. Get to know a rich woman in your yoga or spin class. Assist a wealthy woman as her spotter or help her re-rack her weights. Splurging on an expensive gym membership is totally worth it! Members of the upper class often belong to country clubs or yacht clubs. If you become a member, you will be afforded the opportunity to freely socialize with society's elite. As you develop close relationships with rich members, your social circle will expand and your likelihood of finding a rich woman to date will increase significantly. Rich women frequent fine eateries, exclusive nightclubs, and luxury bars. Discover your city's local hotspots and become a regular customer. As a patron of fine restaurants, you will surround yourself with society's well-to-do and increase your chances of finding a rich woman to date.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Write the introduction. Perform each step as you write. Number the steps. Include tips and warnings. Test it out. Proofread your manual.

Answer: This will set the tone of the entire manual, and will give the user an idea about what sort of manual they are about to digest. Will it be light and amusing, or straightforward and no-nonsense? It depends on your readership. There's much more room for verbal play teaching children to make a paper box than there is teaching a doctor how to proceed with open-heart surgery. Establish the tone early and keep that tone throughout the manual. Not only does this give your writing the air of honesty and authenticity, you also ensure nothing will get left out. If, for some reason, it isn't feasible to do the steps, think them through thoroughly and consult somebody who is an expert. This makes it easier for people to follow along, and to refer back to should they lose their place. If you're writing on paper, be sure to leave space for additions between each step. Remember to renumber your steps if you add more in. As you're writing, you may realize that if the user performs a step carelessly, it could cause a problem. Conversely, if there is some bit of knowledge that will make the user's task easier or more interesting, add it in. Using only your written instructions, do the thing you are writing about. Should you find places where your instructions are lacking, add in the necessary information. Repeat this step until you have all the steps and can do what you are teaching without having to add notes. Consider having a friend or two use the manual. Watch them closely when they learn how to use the product. See where they zip through it. See where they get lost, confused, or fail at the task. Listen to what they have to say, then adjust your manual accordingly. You don't want to send your final proofreader (be that your agency or your spouse) a manual full of glaring errors.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Rinse your hair before applying a neutralizer. Wash your hair with a clarifying shampoo at home. Apply a coconut oil hair mask. Use an essential oil hair mask.

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Ask your hairstylist to thoroughly rinse your hair for 5 minutes. Your stylist will most likely use a clarifying shampoo to help remove any silicone or chemical buildup prior to adding the neutralizer. This will help ensure that your hair is properly cleaned before the chemicals are applied, which may eliminate some of the chemical smell left in your hair by the perm process. Washing your hair with a clarifying shampoo may help reduce some of the chemical smells that have soaked into your hair. These shampoos help eliminate mineral deposits, chlorine, and other chemicals that have accumulated in your strands. Once a week, scrub your hair with a clarifying shampoo and rinse. Follow-up with a conditioning treatment. Leave-in or deep conditioners will help your hair lock-in moisture, protect your curls, and will leave your hair fragrant and perfumed. Washing your hair immediately after receiving a perm can release the newly set curls, so it is best to wait 2 to 3 days to wash your hair. Coconut oil can be found in your local grocery store. It has great conditioning properties, and its sweet, fragrant smell can help mask your perm's chemical smells. Coconut oil also has antimicrobial properties, which may also help lift some of the odor from your hair. Once a week, after washing your hair, comb the coconut oil through your hair and massage your scalp with your fingertips. Once you have distributed the oil, wrap your hair in a towel and leave the oil on for 30 minutes. Wash, condition, and rinse your hair afterward. There are a number of coconut oil hair care products and masks that can help cleanse your hair and lessen your perm's chemical smell. A coconut cleansing oil can help remove dirt and buildup, while a curl defining cream can help boost your curls definition while leaving them smelling sweet. Visit your local beauty shop to find these products or ask your hairstylist for recommendations. Using an essential oil such as lavender and rose will leave a pleasant aroma locked in your hair. Visit your local pharmacy, grocery store, or health food store to find a bottle of essential oil that you like. Use about 8-10 drops of the oil and mix it with 2 tablespoons of coconut oil or olive oil. Work this mixture into your scalp. Cover your hair with a towel or a shower cap and leave in overnight. Rinse in the morning under warm water.