Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Set up your website. Order extra materials to get started. Spread the word.

Answer: This will probably be one of your main sources of income. Avon provides each representative with a personalized website they can use to take orders, give information about the products and disseminate contact information. Name your website URL something that's easy to remember; it could be your name or something that grabs prospective customers' attention. Even though Avon is called a "direct selling" company, you don't have to go door-to-door to sell it anymore. You can use your website to sell Avon to customers who are not even near you geographically, for example, by sending the link to your online store to family in another state. In fact, some Avon reps sell exclusively online. New Avon sales representatives get a discount on samples, so stock up while you can. You will also receive free brochures to assist you in selling Avon. Order some business cards with your name, phone number, email address and website printed on them. You have to pay for all of the sales materials you order, but according to Avon, these start up costs are usually recovered in the first month of your business. It's important that you let everyone know that you're now selling Avon; customers won't just come to you! Distribute brochures to friends, family members, co-workers and people at your church, gym, grocery store or anywhere else you frequent on a regular basis. Consider asking local businesses if you can leave the brochures in the break room or front lobby. Be sure to attach your business card to the brochures so people will know who to contact when they want to purchase Avon products. Utilize social media, especially if you have a lot of friends or follows on websites like Facebook or Twitter. Let everyone know you are now selling Avon and post about products you love. Try not to overdo it, since most people don't appreciate having their feeds overwhelmed with sales pitches. The best posts are those that give your personal experience with products that you love. Consider setting up a party to help you get started selling Avon products. While parties are not required, it can be a useful selling tool.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Wear modest-looking clothing. Keep your clothes profanity-free. Avoid wearing ripped clothing. Maintain good hygiene.

Answer: This means nothing revealing such as booty shorts, belly shirts, low-cut shirts, skirts or low-rise pants. Avoid looking unprofessional and pass on the yoga pants and leggings. Don't wear T-shirts with racial or sexual comments on them, or tasteless words or pictures such as clothing that advertises alcohol. You wouldn't want the children you babysit repeating any inappropriate words or phrases. Even though your favorite pair of jeans might have holes in the knees, it's important to remember that you're dressing for a job. Skip the ripped jeans and choose an outfit that doesn't look sloppy. Make sure that your clothes are clean, you have showered, have clean hands, trimmed fingernails and well-groomed hair. Be clean, but don't wear heavy fragrances that kids might be sensitive to.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Offer a sincere and specific apology. Give your friend a chance to tell their side of the story. Share your thoughts about the argument. Accept your friend's apology if they say they're sorry. Give your friend more time if they're still angry. End on a positive note.

Answer: Don't just offer a blanket "I'm sorry." Think carefully about what you are really apologizing for, and be specific when you say you're sorry. If you know you hurt your friend's feelings, apologize for what you said. Say something like, "I'm really sorry I called you stupid. I respect you way more than that and my words were careless and rude." You might say, "I'm sorry that I waited so long to call you after the fight," if you honestly don't think the argument was your fault. After you apologize, let your friend talk. Listen carefully to what your friend has to say, and try not to be defensive when they tell you what they think about the fight. You might have done something to hurt or upset them that you don't even realize. You can talk about what happened, but don't use this as an excuse to rehash the fight itself. Focus on using "I" statements that focus on your perspective rather than "you" statements that are centered on blame. You could say something like, "I was feeling stressed out already that day and I lost my temper, and I shouldn't have done that" or "I felt really frustrated when you weren't listening to me, but I shouldn't have snapped at you." Don't make excuses for your behavior. It's okay to explain how you were feeling, but be sure to take responsibility for your words and actions. A lot of times, once you've apologized, your friend will say "I'm sorry too." If they do, let them know you accept their apology and you're ready to get things back to normal. If your friend doesn't apologize, ask yourself whether it's more important to hear them say they're sorry or to have your friend back. Your friend may not be ready to forgive you or even to end the argument. Respect your friend's emotions, but don't let them pull you back into the fight. If your friend is still mad, ask what you can do to make it better. If they give you an answer, try to do that. If they say nothing, your friend may need more time, or they may want to end the friendship. Try to be patient with your friend as they take the time to heal after your argument. They may need more time than you do, and that's okay. Whether you and your friend have repaired the friendship or your friend is still upset, try to end the conversation positively. If you've made up, leave with a big hug and plans to hang out soon. If your friend is still upset, close the conversation by saying something like, "I still love you and I'll be here if you want to talk."

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Decide what your club is about. Make a name for your club. Think of a meeting spot.

Answer:
What sort of secret agent activities do you want to investigate? You might want to look for lost pets, missing items, or have general secret missions. Perhaps you want to train others in doing detective work. Need help? Take a funny word, and make it stand for something. For example, you could name your club the B.D.E! Committee, which would stand for BEST DETECTIVES EVER! Educating Events. Is the field at recess fine, or should you make a clubhouse? A secret room for your club might be fun.