Write an article based on this "Draw on real-life experiences to come up with ideas. Reference the place where you live to add a local flare. Consider unique things that you and your bandmates say often. Use a random name generator as inspiration. Collaborate with other members of your band to workshop potential names."
article: Think back to the names of pets, events, or imaginary friends you had as a kid. If you have a defining moment in your life that led you to be interested in music, consider referencing it. Personal experiences are good inspiration for a band name because they can mean something deeper instead of just sounding cool. Nicknames you had as a child can serve as excellent stage names for a group or lead singer. Examples of band names that came from personal experiences are Mudhoney, which named themselves after an obscure movie they loved, and Sum 41, which played their first major show together on the 41st day of summer. One way to name your band is to reference a local landmark, intersection, or city. Where your band comes from is going to influence the type of music that you play, so consider paying homage to your hometown by using it as the foundation for your band's name. You can keep it simple if you want your name to be iconic. Boston, Chicago, America, and Kansas are all famous bands named after specific places. Other examples include the E Street Band, which refers to the street where the band met, and State & Madison, which is named after the main intersection in downtown Chicago. If you or one of your bandmates has a catchphrase or uses a unique slang term, consider incorporating it into the name. It will give your band's name a personal touch, and will make it easy for your close friends to remember what you're called when you're starting out. A Day to Remember and Clean Bandit are named after unique phrases that the members of the band heard. There are plenty of random name generators on the internet that you can use as inspiration for your band's name. Https://www.name-generator.org.uk/band-name/ and https://www.bandnamemaker.com/ are good resources for coming up with random names. If you find a name or word that you think might work, play around with it to see if you can make it into a permanent name for you band. If you're in a heavy metal band, try using a Dungeons and Dragons name generator to come up with some rustic, mystical-sounding names. You can find one at https://www.fantasynamegenerators.com/dungeons-and-dragons.php. If you're naming a hip hop band, look at the Wu-Tang name generator at https://wutangclan.net/name-generator/. Popular rapper Donald Glover came up with Childish Gambino by punching his name in the generator. Being in a band is all about teamwork, and you'll want input from your collaborators before trying to stick a name on your band. If one of your bandmates wants to change a part of the name that you came up with, keep an open mind.

Write an article based on this "Use a waterproof black or brown eyeliner."
article: The most basic, and also most natural looking, dot eyeliner look is created with either brown or black eyeliner. Black is generally preferred if you want to create a doll-like appearance, which is often the aim of this trend. To make sure your look stays put, use a waterproof eyeliner. Start with brown eyeliner if black feels too dramatic for you. Liquid and pencil formulas both work great, although a liquid liner will provide the most control and precision.

Write an article based on this "Break the ice. Don't show nervousness. Demonstrate positive body language. Maintain eye contact. Proceed at an appropriate pace. Ask questions."
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Introduce yourself and give everyone in the room a chance to do so, too. Delivering a pitch can be a nerve-wracking experience, especially if it's the first time you're doing it, or it's a really important contract. But you want to project confidence, so make sure to breathe deeply and take your time. Have good posture and try to minimize any nervous fidgeting. Stay as relaxed as possible. Speak with enthusiasm and authority, but with a friendly manner. You can keep someone's attention better if you maintain eye contact with them. This will also make them feel like you are really focusing on them and their reaction to what you're saying. Keep friendly eye contact throughout your conversation with your customer. Check in with your customer during the presentation. Don't just deliver your pitch and pack up. Be ready to listen to your customer as you proceed, stopping to answer questions. As you deliver your sales pitch, it may become clearer to your customer that your product or service can help them. Ask questions during the pitch so that you can understand their needs better., Be ready to give them good answers to their questions that keep pushing them towards your product or service. Consult with the customer and asking questions about their interests and their past experience with similar products.