Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Prove that you're driven. Adjust your relationship with management. Act with great freedom in your main career. Get the feedback you need. Operate with greater confidence.

Answer: It's obvious to any employer that if you're working a side business, you're a self-starter. So simply by founding your side business, you will appear more attractive to employers. You can prove just how driven you truly are by making your side business successful. Grow your side business by adding employees, increasing revenues, placing advertisements, and securing grants. This experience will help you when you decide to switch to a better-paying job or seek a raise. If your main employer sees your side business as a distraction from your main career, redouble your efforts in your main career and limit conversation regarding the side business. If possible, find another employer who correctly perceives that your side business indicates that you are possessed of dynamism and creativity. If you have a side business especially a side business that you could scale you will be less tied down by your main career. This allows you to take bigger risks in your main career that could pay off down the line. For instance, if you did not have a side business, you might feel disinclined to propose a daring idea at work, or to offer criticism of a certain individual or company policy. But if you have a side business, you should feel that you have more leeway at work. As the proud proprietor of a side business, you will then be able to free yourself of the strictures that previously limited your ability to express yourself or "think outside the box." Being less tied to your main career might also mean that your risks lead to recklessness. Second-guess yourself and run your plans and projects by others if you think that your side business is starting to undermine your ability to make rational decisions in your main career. Ask a superior or coworker, "What do you think I need to work on?" or "Do you mind looking over this project? I'm interested in hearing your thoughts on what I'm doing." The newfound freedom you have in your main career, coupled with the financial rewards that come from running a side business, will boost your confidence. The confidence boost you gain by running a side business can help you handle criticism well and work without constant praise. Employers appreciate these qualities. A confident attitude, therefore, can help you advance your main career. Plus, with increased confidence, you might feel more willing to apply for a promotion or change jobs to advance your career. To operate with greater confidence in your main career, remind yourself regularly how great your side business is. Reflect on how, despite the sacrifices of time and energy it requires, your role as leader of your side business energizes you and gives you greater confidence in yourself.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Remember that skirts and dresses are acceptable as long as the hem falls just above the knees. Opt for pants such as khakis, corduroy pants, linen pants or dress pants. Choose from a variety of shirts. Try footwear such as leather shoes, flat trouser shoes, high heels; no open toed shoes. Complete the business casual look. Check the list.

Answer: As with men, black and grey are more formal, making for a safer bet. Avoid low-cut dresses or those with high slits. Avoid dresses (especially) and skirts that are more skin-tight. No sundresses. No jeans, unless otherwise noted. If jeans are allowed by your employer, distressed jeans, jeans with holes, and "boyfriend" jeans are not desirable choices. Neutral colors are best. Women have a few more options in this department than the men. Opt for conservative and not too revealing. Blouses, plain shirts, cotton shirts, sweaters, turtlenecks, vests, and sleeveless shirts are all acceptable. Tucked-in or untucked can both go, depending on the shirt. Unusual patterns are acceptable, as long as they are not wild. The standard, however, is a monotone shirt. Use a collar for a more formal look, and collarless shirts for a less formal look. Avoid flip flops, sandals and sneakers. Heels are okay, so long as they aren't too conspicuous. Remember dress socks or pantyhose (with skirts or dresses) and tastefully accessorize with light jewelry and a simple purse. Ask yourself the following set of questions if you're still not sure whether your outfit is acceptable. Would I wear this clubbing? The answer should be 'no.' Would I wear this to sleep? The answer should be 'no.' Would I wear this to do yard work? The answer should be 'no.' Would I wear this to a costume party? The answer should be 'no.'

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Look through the flowers and remove any insects or debris. Remove the stems if you want to. Wash the flowers in water if you think they were exposed to pesticides. Lay the flowers out to dry. Leave the flowers to dry for 1-2 weeks. Store the flowers in an airtight container once they are completely dry.

Answer: Discard any flowers which have rotten parts or which have been eaten by insects. Gently shake or blow on the flowers to remove debris. Unless you like the way they look, there isn't much purpose in keeping the whole stem. The head of the flower is what contains its healing properties and flavor, but if you like the way the stems look or smell, you can leave them on. For example, if you want to use the chamomile to make tea, it will still work whether or not you keep the stems. The flower is the part that will give the tea its taste and health benefits. Soak them gently in a bowl of cold water for a minute or so. Be careful not to destroy the delicate blossoms by handling them roughly or spraying them with a stream of water. Drain the flowers using a mesh strainer and gently pat them with a towel to help them dry. If you think the flowers aren't dirty or contaminated with chemicals, it's best not to wash them. Getting them wet increases their chances of getting moldy as they dry. Place them in a single layer on a flat piece of newspaper, bedsheet or a mesh screen. Make sure the flowers don't overlap since that will slow down the drying process. Leave some space between each flower. Put them indoors in an area that's warm, well ventilated, and not humid. Avoid direct sunlight, extreme heat, and humidity. A good option is a glass jar with a lid that seals. Keep the container in a cool, dry place for up to a year.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Stay patient and enthusiastic working with animals. Keep your schedule flexible. Continue to develop your animal skills. Widen your photography skill set. Hire employees if it becomes necessary.

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You're not going to make it in the pet photography business if you don't truly love what you do. Over the years in your business, stay passionate. Remind yourself of the things you like about animals, even in moments when animals are being frustrating. For example, if you're working with a timid dog, empathize. If the dog came from an abusive background, remember this. Also, pets do not live as long as people. Your clients will treasure the pictures you take of this animal after it's gone, so work hard to get some successful photos. You never know when clients may be available, so maintaining a flexible schedule can help you land more clients. Be willing to do last minute shoots. Clients may want photographs of an animal that's going to be put to sleep, for example, so be willing to dedicate your Saturday afternoon to an emergency photo shoot. Working with animals is an ongoing process, so continue your education as you get more involved in the business. Take additional classes in animal training and behavior and learn from your own experiences. If there are any certification classes you can take in animal training, enroll in them. A broader skill set can attract more clients. Broaden your experience to working with different types of animals. Advertise in pet stores that sell things like reptiles or tack shops so you can work with horses or livestock. In addition to building your skills working with animals, learn more about photography as you build your business. Take photography classes or use online tutorials to learn things like editing, lighting, and other technical skills. The more you know about photography, the happier your clients will be with your work. As your business grows, you may find you can't keep up with everything yourself. In the future, you may need to hire employees to help with things like set up, scheduling, and editing. Hire employees as necessary to keep up with the increasing demands of your business. If you don't have business experience, consult a lawyer or accountant to help you fill out any necessary documents for hiring employees.