Problem: How to deal with a lazy boss
Focus on yourself.
Don't fall into a trap of matching laziness with laziness. Instead, always do your work effectively and efficiently, challenging yourself to do your very best. OPTIONS:
- Incorporate at least one person into every aspect of your life. Having someone there to offer you his/her undivided attention can serve as a crutch.
- Delegating when you don't have the energy or time to tackle certain tasks is a good way to ensure you are not wasting time and effort on accomplishing something other than what you want to do. You can do this with the intention of meeting deadlines without causing undue stress to yourself or others.
- You'll set an example for your coworkers, your boss, and your job consistently well may have long-term payoffs, such as a promotion. You may be tempted to give your boss a taste of their own medicine and be equally lazy.
- Let your strengths shine, but don't show your boss your weaknesses, which may strain your work relationship. If your boss picks you up and says you've turned down your job offer late at night, take a calming walk away.

Answer: You'll set an example for your coworkers, your boss, and your job consistently well may have long-term payoffs, such as a promotion. You may be tempted to give your boss a taste of their own medicine and be equally lazy.

Problem: How to buy bulk airline tickets
Determine your destinations.
Before you can book bulk tickets, you need to know which cities you will be traveling between. This might be the same two cities on a regular basis if you travel for business, or it might be multiple cities at different times if you're booking a one-time trip for a large group. OPTIONS:
- To book a plane ticket, you need to know exactly where you are going to it. If you're traveling in many countries, you may want to get the cheapest ticket possible.
- For example, if you travel for business you might need 10 flights between boston and st. louis to cover your air travel for 3 months.
- Determining your travel costs can help you write them down on the ticket. These expenses will include fuel costs, hotel expenses, fuel costs, rent and any necessary fees you incur in checking cargo when you purchase your tickets.
- For instance, if you're going for a buyout trip, you may want to plan to book your bulk ticket at a state park. Mark the drive-thru location on your ticket.

Answer: For example, if you travel for business you might need 10 flights between boston and st. louis to cover your air travel for 3 months.

Problem: How to make turmeric tea
Choose your turmeric.
Ground turmeric is more widely available that the fresh variety. Nonetheless, fresh turmeric can often be found at farmers' markets, larger grocery stores, health food stores, and asian markets. OPTIONS:
- To mince fresh turmeric, peel it with a small spoon and then grate it on a microplane or on the smallest holes of a box grater. You can also mince it with a large kitchen knife.
- It may be more potent than ordinary household turmeric, but you don't need to worry. The ingredients to use are cider root, sago, cumin, and zha root.
- Avoid beets and other fruits commonly sold in the market as they are low in fiber and high in other nutrients. Turmeric is a fatty vegetable, meaning it burns much more calories than other ingredients.
- The amount of suitable ground ground spice depends on the intensity of the recipe you're making and how fresh it is. If you're making turmeric tea, you should choose a thinner ground spice, like nutmeg or cinnamon, as opposed to densely packed ground mugwort.
Answer: To mince fresh turmeric, peel it with a small spoon and then grate it on a microplane or on the smallest holes of a box grater. You can also mince it with a large kitchen knife.