Q: A goal that is not realistic or too broad or vague will have a demotivating effect on your employees. You want your employees to reach the end of their work day feeling like they accomplished small goals, instead of feeling like they will never achieve a larger, more intimidating goal. For example, being one of the top ten distributors in a market with hundreds of competitors is an unrealistic goal for a small, growing business. It might be more effective to focus on improving the company's quarterly sales or improving the company's distributor's list for the year. These "small goals" can be monthly or quarterly targets. Clearly link these targets to a long term mission. Employees will be highly engaged knowing that their efforts are directly contributing to the company's mission. This will allow your employees to get direct feedback from management as to how close or far they are to achieving their goals. Set aside the time to tell employees what they doing right and where they need to improve on. Nothing engages an employee like the prospect of a raise or appreciation in an upcoming review, so use these sessions to motivate the employee to work harder. The review can act as a scheduled "reward system". You may even notice employees becoming more serious and dedicated to their work closer to review time. When managers offer consistent feedback, employees feel their managers support them. By building a relationship of trust and openness, the employees will feel free to discuss even their small, rare mistakes and work on them so they do not turn into bigger problems later on. Encourage growth and development by providing suggestions or have your employees come up with solutions to solve their current issues during or after their performance assessment.
A: Set clear, realistic goals. Have a long term mission in place and translate it into small goals. Set up regular performance assessments.

Q: Sprinkle the powder liberally and don't worry about using too much. Both baking soda or corn starch are absorbents that will "soak up" moisture, especially oil. They will not stain or damage carpeting. One advantage of baking soda or corn starch is that they are very inexpensive. Another advantage is that they are non-toxic and made from organic materials. Neither baking soda nor corn starch will have a negative effect on the environment or on your body. Avoid rubbing too softly or too harshly. Use just enough force for the baking soda or corn starch to penetrate into the carpet's fibers. Use a utility brush for larger oil stains, and an old toothbrush for small stains. This means leaving the powder alone for at least 15 minutes. Now that the baking soda or corn starch has absorbed the oil, use a vacuum cleaner to suck it out of your carpeting. Vacuum very thoroughly to remove every last bit of powder. Rub the detergent into the carpeting with a utility brush or an old toothbrush. Pour a small amount of warm water over the area and immediately blot up the detergent with a clean cloth or sponge. Don't be alarmed if the process creates soap suds, just keep blotting until all of the detergent is removed and the carpet is relatively dry. The more detergent and water you use, the longer the process will take. Inspect the fibres carefully for traces of oil. Repeat the process if the stain is still visible.
A: Cover the stained area with baking soda or corn starch. Rub the baking soda or corn starch into the carpeting. Allow the baking soda or corn starch to set, and then vacuum it up. Squirt a few drops of liquid dishwashing detergent onto the stained area. Allow the carpeting to dry completely.

Q: Spray each spot a few times, and allow it to seep into the area where the mold smell is. This will help to remove mold odor from within your car. Do not over saturate the area with air freshener. If you do, blot the area dry. Allow this to seep into the carpet. After about two hours, vacuum the excess baking soda with a portable handheld vacuum or shop vacuum. It is perfectly safe to use laundry detergent on your car floor's and upholstery to remove stains, mold, or any other culprit causing unpleasant smells. Remove any stuck-on grim or substance with a putty knife or spatula. Mix two tablespoons of laundry detergent with eight ounces of water into a spray bottle, and get the affected areas wet. After allowing the cleaning solution to set for a few minutes, begin blotting up the area by padding it with a white wash cloth. Soak up the remaining moisture with a shop vacuum when done. Check the extent of the damage. Mold or mildew that has soaked through to the padding of cushions needs to be cleaned by a detailing company that has access to fumigation. Call around to your nearest car care professionals to ask about pricing. This service could be expensive.
A: Spray the designated areas with an air freshener. Sprinkle baking soda inside the car where the moisture and mold is. Shampoo the floor and mats. Go to a car care professional.

Q: Haircuts and hairstyles can make you look a lot younger. There is no one way to wear your hair to look mature. However, there are things you can avoid so you don't look young. Don't dye your hair crazy colors or place colored streaks in them. Shy away from extreme hairstyles, like mohawks, half-shaved heads, and dreadlocks. Wear your hair in a conservative manner. Shaggy hair makes a guy's face look much younger. Replace it with a short, defined cut. Spiked hair, long hair, or any other alternative hairstyle might make you look younger. For women, think about cutting your hair into a bob, pixie cut, or other chic hairstyle. Long, sleek hair can also look mature. Avoid wearing lots of hair accessories, like hairbands, hair bows, and scrunchies. For a guy, growing facial hair can make you look older and more mature. A recent study found that beards can make a man look up to 10 years older. If you decide to grow facial hair, make sure it is a good look on you. Some teenage boys can't grow enough facial hair to have goatees or beards. Make sure to trim and groom your facial hair. Messy, unkempt beards look bad. If it grows in thinly, keep yourself clean-shaven. Uneven patches of facial hair will make you look even younger. wear makeup, which can add years to your face. Use eyeliner to outline your eyes. Wear neutral colors, like golds and browns. Don't wear bright or pastel colors. Add some foundation to smooth out your skin. Conceal the circles under your eyes with concealer. Avoid teenage products like thick, sparkling lip gloss or baby-pink nail polish. Appearing to have clear skin will definitely add maturity to your face. Use a spot concealer to cover acne. Adopt a healthy skin care regiment. Try over the counter acne products, like spot creams and cleansing wipes. Wash your face twice a day with an acne cleansing face wash. Use a moisturizer on your skin. If you have oily skin, use an oil-free moisturizer. If you have dry skin, find one that helps fight dry skin. If you're a girl, you might wear bangs in addition to makeup to hide blemishes on your forehead. This will not only help combat baby fat, but also add muscle definition, which definitely helps teens look older. Guys might want to focus on upper body exercises to broaden their shoulders and build their arms. Girls might want to trim their waists and develop their chest and butt muscles to accentuate their womanly curves. Interval training is an excellent way to burn fat quickly and using hand weights will help develop muscle. Join a gym or focus on exercises like push-ups and squats that build muscle.
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Wear a mature haircut. Grow facial hair. Wear light makeup. Cover your acne. Work out.