In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Caring for a relative is stressful. No matter what your motivations or situation, recognize that taking on any aspect of a relative's care will have an effect on your own well-being. You need to take care of yourself as well. There are some common thought patterns that stop caregivers from taking adequate care of themselves. These patterns suggest that you need to seek support for yourself so that you do not become overwhelmed with caregiving. For instance, you might believe that no one else can care correctly for your relative. In reality, you may be feeding into a cycle of dependency; your relative may be better at seeking help from others or at taking responsibility for herself than you realize. You might believe that it's selfish to prioritize your own needs. In fact, it's necessary to meet your own needs first. Caregiving might seem like the only way to earn your family's respect. Talking to other people who have been through what you're facing can be very helpful. Al-Anon is an organization that provides support for relatives of people with drinking and addiction problem. The Brain Injury Association provides a list of local organizations with resources for family members of people with traumatic brain injuries. This is a sign of a co-dependent relationship. While it may be hard, it is not your role to prevent your relative from ever feeling the negative consequences of his own behavior. You should not turn your own life upside-down in order to accommodate his unhealthy or irresponsible choices. Co-dependent and enabling relationships are not sustainable and will ultimately take a significant toll on you. Ultimately, your relative gets to make her own decisions about her own life. Accepting this can be difficult but necessary. If your relative is genuinely unable to make decisions, consult your doctor about your legal options. You may be able to obtain guardianship, a health care proxy, or other legal powers that will allow you to make decisions on behalf of your relative.
Summary: Recognize that you have needs, too. Try to change negative thought patterns about your role in your relative's life. Attend relevant support groups for family members. Don't enable bad behavior. Accept the limits of what you can do.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Some social networking sites, like Meetup or Sprout Social, can put you in touch with individuals interested in the industry in which you'll be marketing. Develop relationships with these people. Let them know how you might help them and vice versa. They may be invaluable in the future. Share some of your recent projects with people in your chosen industry along with future projects you hope to work on. This is a subtle way of indicating specific areas of expertise and interest to others. Search online for professional mixers, expos, and organizations, like the New York Social Media Club or the New Media Expo. Attend these events and exchange your contact information with other attendees. Join conversations topical to your industry on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. Grow your own Twitter and Facebook following. If you have a large following, you'll be more desirable to potential employers. Drive up community engagement on your Facebook page by sharing relevant posts from other organizations in your industry or groundbreaking research. Reach out to notable users in your industry on Twitter by tweeting to them directly with an @ symbol followed by a user's name. The same can be done on Facebook by linking other users to posts. Grab the attention of online users by responding to posts. Don't be afraid to respectfully take a stance or voice your opinion on issues. with other marketers. Your week is likely busy. It's hard to make time to keep valuable professional relationships alive. Why not set aside a single hour each week to go through your client list? Get in touch with contacts by phone. Keep the conversation short, but personal, by saying something like, "I'm a little busy today, but I wanted to call and see how you were doing." Similar to phone conversations, connect with contacts through email. Use a simple template and add a few personal comments to make the message more organic. Building your marketing life can be stressful, but as the saying goes, "Many hands make for light labor." After making professional connections, reach out and suggest working on a personal project, like marketing for an event or professional organization you're involved with, together with fellow media marketers. Make up for weak areas in your social media marketing skillset by bringing in a partner who's good at what you're not. To reach out to others, you might say, "I've got Twitter under control, but I think handling it and Facebook would be overwhelming. How about we work together and you manage Facebook?" As an added bonus (and who doesn't love bonuses?), your project will have increased engagement from fellow collaborators' online followings.
Summary: Join social groups in your industry. Cultivate your online presence. Develop meaningful relationships Collaborate with other social media marketers.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: A styled messed up look is very trendy and a good style to try. Put a dime sized amount of pomade in your hand and work it on your fingertips. Run your fingers through your hair to apply the pomade. Start near the roots and pull your fingers to the tips of your hair moving in and upward direction. Use your fingers to gently tousle your hair by moving them side to side and front to back. There's no right way to achieve the messy look, so just keep playing with it until you achieve a look you like. Try not to use too much pomade so your hair doesn't end up looking extremely greasy.
Summary:
Create a messy look.