question: Complete the next sentence:

How to do business with creditors after going bankrupt and discharging debts
Monitor your credit report.
Filing for bankruptcy is a significant blemish on your credit report, but that doesn't mean you shouldn't worry about anything else. Check your report carefully and act quickly to have any errors corrected.
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- If creditors raise a challenge, for example if you are already in debt, they will ask you to pay back that debt on time. Follow all of your reporting as carefully as possible.
- Do everything you can to start rebuilding your personal credit, and you'll start to find it easier to do business with creditors. But try to be patient-rebuilding after bankruptcy can take several years.
- If you're applying for an open chapter 7 bankruptcy, you won't be able to have any errors corrected until you work through your bankruptcy proceedings and pay off your debt. Creditors are more likely to try to get you to take loans instead of credit cards.
- Any errors you make in your report can count towards creditor debt collection fees. You should also look at the amounts of phone calls and emails that you receive each month.

answer: Do everything you can to start rebuilding your personal credit, and you'll start to find it easier to do business with creditors. But try to be patient-rebuilding after bankruptcy can take several years.

question: Complete the next sentence:

The woman holds up a disposable razor, then holds up a reusable razor and shows that the razor can be popped up. the woman
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- wipes it down with a rag next to a red box.
- defecates into a white towel.
- is standing again and is now applying lotion to her leg.
- holds a weight bar and places it into the sink using the balance beam.

answer: is standing again and is now applying lotion to her leg.

question: Complete the next sentence:

How to have fierce confidence
Expose yourself to new things by trying the things that scare you most often.
It's easy to feel less than confident when you try something for the first time. By forcing yourself to do things outside of your comfort zone you'll gain confidence.
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- Instead of trying new things by yourself, try something you've never tried before. For example, maybe you love the outdoors.
- For example, you might start a weekly yoga class at your favorite gym, or you could take up a sport outdoors. Learning new things will allow you to see yourself for what you are, not put you down.
- Join a few clubs where you can find like-minded people. Do volunteer work to meet new people and experience new things.
- If you do the things that scares you most often, your confidence will boost and you'll be able to quickly outperform your fear. That is, when you can become confident and self-assured you'll be less overconfident.

answer:
Join a few clubs where you can find like-minded people. Do volunteer work to meet new people and experience new things.