Problem: Article: While all the above steps can fit into anyone's life, one of the key factors in success with being taken seriously by men, is being intelligent and well spoken. How you speak goes with how you carry yourself (self-respect and confidence). Appropriate grammar and tone, as well as how frequently you speak can make or break success in the workplace, among new acquaintances and in recreational activities. Although all women have different sounding voices (high, low, soft, etc.), it is important to remember that you may be judged by your pitch, how much emphasis you put on words, and your laugh. Record yourself to alter how you present yourself to other people. For example, if you let your voice trail off at the end of a sentence, this implies that you are not confident and you could be setting yourself back in terms of getting an important message across. Speak in terms of specific outcomes and results. Be assertive. Say what you think and feel in a respectful way. Be firm but polite. Ask for what you want. Say no when you need to. Be warm, welcoming, and friendly to others. Respect the opinions of others and be willing to compromise. Examples of assertive speech include, "That's a good idea, and how about if we did this too" or "I can see that, but I'd really like ____." A woman who is well informed on various topics will have a better chance of being taken seriously by men (and other women). There are many ways to be "intelligent" but for the most part-pursuing higher education is usually a good place to start. Watching educational programs, reading books, and keeping up on the latest news are easy and usually low-cost ways to increase your knowledge. Watching movies, playing video games, and being familiar with sports teams will also make you more diverse in conversations. It is important to pay attention to your body language in addition to your speaking. If you walk around with your head hung low, people may expect that you are negative and unmotivated. On the other hand, how you carry yourself can show gravitas and power. Stand up straight and tall. Do not slouch. You can practice correcting your posture by lying flat on the ground or standing with your back against a wall. Give a firm handshake, a weak or sloppy one can make the other person think you are not confident. Show power by keeping your limbs open and taking up more space. Avoid fidgeting, which can make you appear nervous or uncomfortable. How you dress shows a lot about your confidence and self-image. Men are constantly inundated with sexual images of women on television and other forms of media. Unfortunately, if you dress in a sexual, provocative, or revealing way, it is possible that you will send the wrong message. If you really want to be heard, make an effort to appear professional and put together. Dress to match the occasion. If you are at work, you probably should avoid short shirts or tops where your cleavage is visible. Try wearing a knee-length skirt, pants, or a suit jacket. As a general rule for women in the work place, to check if your clothing is appropriate for the setting or for an interview, do the bend-over check. If you see any bit of cleavage or your skirt comes up way too high in the back when you bend over to touch your toes, chances are it is not work appropriate. If you have any doubts at all, don't risk it. Your reputation is more important than looking cute or stylish during important business transactions.
Summary: Communicate appropriately and confidently. Educate yourself. Use your body language. Dress appropriately.

Problem: Article: Click on the person's name to add him/her. Most people might have iPhones or iPads with them, so if you want to enable screen sharing with them, you will have to set the option to "All users."
Summary: Click on the plus (+) icon. Locate the people you want to host a screen-sharing session with. Add people.

Problem: Article: Reverse stencils work similar to regular stencils, except that you will be putting paint around the shape instead. Here's a list of what you will need: Cardstock Craft knife Double-sided tape or repositionable spray adhesive Foam roller or paint sponges Acrylic paint or wall paint Paint pan or paint palette Paper towels You can also use template plastic, or blank stencil sheeting as well. You can find template plastic in the quilting section of a fabric store. You can find blank stencil sheeting in the stencil section of an arts and crafts store. You can also spray the back of each shape with repositionable spray adhesive. You can create a grid or checkered pattern. You can also use a completely random pattern. If you are using shapes of different sizes, consider arranging them in an asymmetric clump. Keep the larger shapes towards the center, and the smaller shapes towards the edges/ends. Don't pour out a whole lot, or the paint will dry out before you can finish using it. You can always pour more paint out into your paint pan or paint palette. If you are painting a large area, consider using wall paint. If you are painting just a small area, any acrylic paint will do. If you are using a paint roller to apply the paint, you might find a paint pan easier to use. If you are using a small paint sponge, you might find a paint palette easier to work with. This will prevent you from applying too much paint all at once. If you apply too much paint at one time, the paint may not dry or cure properly. It may also end up with a bubbly texture. Because of this, it is much better to apply many thin coats of paint rather than one thick coat. Simply roll the foam paint roller across the entire wall, including your shapes. If you want a softer look, you can gently tap around your shapes with a paint sponge. Wait for the paint to dry, then apply a second coat. If you are taping the paint on with a sponge, you can even use a slightly lighter or darker color. If you remove the shapes after the paint dries, you will risk accidentally chipping the paint. Gently peel the shapes off using your fingernail. Look over your design, and fill in any gaps using a thin brush and some extra paint. If you got paint where you don't want it to be, wipe it off using a damp Q-tip. Most acrylic paints will dry within 20 minutes to two hours. Latex wall paints have a different composition and may require four to six hours to dry, if not more. Refer to the label on the can or bottle for more specific drying times.
Summary:
Gather your supplies. Cut shapes or designs from a piece of cardstock. Put some double-sided tape onto the back of each shape. Arrange the shapes in any pattern you want on your wall. Pour some paint out. Dip your paint roller or sponge into the paint and tap off excess paint onto a folded sheet of paper towel. Start painting over your shapes. Apply a second coat, if necessary. Remove the shapes before the paint dries. Make any touchups using extra paint and a thin paintbrush. Allow the paint to dry fully.