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In most states or countries, you will need to renew your license every one or several years. Renew your tattoo license as needed once you've earned it to avoid fines. Contact your state or county's department of business to find out how often you'll need to renew your license. To hone your personal style and attract more clients, keep taking classes from your local recreation centers or community colleges. If you haven't already gotten an art degree, get one if you think it could perfect your drawing technique. Developing your own style is an important step to becoming a successful tattoo artist and distinguishing your work from other artists'. Depending on your location, your local government may also require you to take training classes every one or several years to maintain proper safety techniques. Keep up with news and techniques in the tattooing industry as well to maintain expertise on upcoming trends. Getting to know other tattoo artists can help you stay updated on business trends and secure more clients through word of mouth. Visit nearby tattoo shops, attend tattoo artist conventions, and reach out to tattoo artists on social media to connect with others in the tattooing field. If you work in a tattoo shop, get to know your co-workers and their art portfolios. That way, you can refer each other to clients who want a specific tattoo style. If you'd prefer job independence and higher pay per tattoo, you may want to start your own tattooing business. Advertise your work on social media and a personal website to gain new customers and build your client portfolio enough to make a living. Setting up your own business is best after you have worked at least several years at a tattoo shop. That way, you can build your own client list and improve your marketability as a professional.

summary: Renew your tattoo artist license as needed. Continue taking classes to improve your art skills. Network with other tattoo artists in your area. Set up your own tattooing business once you have 3-5 years of experience.

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Choose a comfortable shirt and pair of pants that you don't mind getting dirty when you clean. Find something that's loose-fitting so you can easily move around and clean hard-to-reach places in your room, such as under your bed or behind a dresser. Avoid wearing any tight clothes that prevent you from bending or kneeling to reach something you need to pick up. For example, you may wear a loose-fitting T-shirt or a large sweatshirt as a top, and choose sweatpants or athletic shorts as bottoms. Avoid wearing your street shoes in your room since you could track in more dirt. Put in headphones or play music on speakers in your room so you can have fun and dance while you're cleaning. Choose a playlist with upbeat music that you like listening to so you stay motivated to keep cleaning. Keep the music playing the entire time you're cleaning to make it go by quickly. Don't get too distracted choosing what music you want to listen to, or else you'll procrastinate cleaning your room. Goals can help you finish cleaning your room faster and make it so you don't spend all day cleaning. Use a timer app on your phone or set a kitchen timer for 30-60 minutes and start cleaning immediately. That way, you can work quickly and efficiently. You can set shorter timers for specific tasks if you want to. For example, you may give yourself 5 minutes for vacuuming your room or 10 minutes to sort through your clothes. Don't feel rushed if you aren't able to clean everything before the timer goes off. Try to be more efficient or give yourself a few extra minutes the next time you clean. If you have a window in your room, sunlight and fresh air can help motivate you to clean faster so you can go outside. Open windows also help bad odors escape if you have something smelly in your room. Keep your blinds or shades open and keep the window open the whole time you're cleaning. Don't open your window if there's bad weather or if you're heating/cooling your home. Cleaning your room can be a lot of work, so treating yourself to something when you're done can make you feel accomplished. You may pick something like eating a sweet snack, hanging out with a friend, or spending time outside. That way, you have something to look forward to when you finish cleaning. You can also set rewards for yourself for completing tasks. For example, you may take a 5-minute break after you finish sorting your clothes or eat a piece of candy after you organize a shelf.

summary: Put on comfy clothes so you feel relaxed while you're cleaning. Play music you like to make cleaning more fun. Set timers while you clean to motivate yourself to finish quickly. Open your windows to let fresh air into your room. Choose a reward to give yourself when you're done.

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Meanwhile, place one of the interior racks into the center position of the oven. Note that you do not need to prepare a baking sheet for the corn. For this method, you'll need to place the ears of corn directly onto the oven rack. Do not cover the oven rack in aluminum foil, either. Quickly clean the outer husks by rinsing them beneath cool, running water. Use your fingers to scrub away any visible dirt or debris. Do not remove the husks from the ears of corn. If there are any silks hanging out of the ends or leaves peeling away from the sides, use clean kitchen scissors to trim them away. Arrange the ears of corn in a single layer directly on the center rack. Cook the corn until it becomes tender. If there's another oven rack above the center rack, you can let it remain in place as long as it does not come into contact with the corn. If it does, you should remove it completely or move it to a position beneath the center rack. Try to keep the corn in a single layer. If you need to stack it, you may need to increase the overall cooking time. You'll also need to make sure that the pile of corn does not touch the upper heating element of the oven. To check for doneness, gently squeeze the sides of the ear. It should be firm, yet soft enough to press through the husk. Remove the finished corn from the oven and let it cool for several minutes. When the husks are cool enough to touch, carefully peel them down from each ear. Consider holding the base of each ear with an oven mitt before peeling down the husks. Also note that the steam escaping from the corn will be very hot, so you should never point the ears directly at your face. You can wrap the husks around the base of each ear to serve as a handle or remove them completely. The choice is yours to make. Brush the corn on the cob with melted butter or olive oil, if desired, and consider seasoning it with salt, pepper, and chopped parsley to taste. Serve the finished corn on the cob while it's still hot.
summary: Preheat the oven to 350 degrees Fahrenheit (180 degrees Celsius). Rinse the corn. Cook the corn for 30 minutes. Peel down the husks. Enjoy.