In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Pick a specific time to visualize your autosuggestions. Setting a schedule will help you maintain a consistent schedule, which will help the autosuggestions succeed. The moments before you sleep and when you awake are the best because you are more prone to suggestion. While you sit comfortably, try to relax and let go of your thoughts. Breath deeply and regularly. Visualization and autosuggestion work best when you are relaxed since you mind is more open to suggestion. You can stand or sit during this method with your eyes closed. As you repeat your autosuggestions, visualize yourself experiencing them. Attach as much meaning as you can to what you imagine. The more emotion you put into the visualization, the more efficient it becomes. Try to involve every sense as you imagine your autosuggestion coming to life. Try to see, hear, feel, smell, and touch the scene your picture. Imagine how the autosuggestion would make you feel. Attach that feeling to what you picture. For example, if you see yourself getting a promotion, imagine how you would feel if that happened: happy, successful and self-assured. Visualize scenes in which you are using your autosuggestion. Slightly move your body and use hand gestures as you would in a situation where you would use your autosuggestion. For example, if your autosuggestion is "I am a good public speaker," then picture yourself giving a wonderful speech in front of an audience. Imagine yourself doing hand gestures and emphasizing your point. Try to visualize two or three times a day. Make sure you practice the visualization consistently. Visualization and autosuggestion only work if you repeatedly do them.
Summary: Schedule a time. Make yourself relax. Close your eyes. Repeat your selected autosuggestion. Make the images as vivid as possible. Attach emotion to the visualization. Act out your experience. Repeat the visualization.

It's the button with the Windows logo. By default, it can be found in the task bar in the lower-left corner of your screen. This opens the Windows Start menu. It's the icon that resembles a gear in the left sidebar of the Windows 10 Start menu. This opens the Settings menu. It's next to an icon that resembles a globe in the Settings menu. It's in the side menu to the left of the Network & Internet menu. It's the first option in the VPN menu. Use the drop-down menu under "VPN provider" at the top of the VPN menu to select "Windows (built-in). This can be any name you choose. It can be the name of your provider, or a location, or something like "My VPN Connection". Type this information in the box labeled "Server name or address". You can get this information from your VPN provider. If you are not sure what type of VPN type to select, select automatic, or contact your VPN provider to what type of VPN connection they use. Your options are as follows: Automatic. Point to Point Tunneling Protocol (PPTP). L2TP/IPsec with certificate L2TP/IPsec with pre-shared key Secure Socket Tunneling Protocol (SSTP) IKEv2 Select the type of sign in used to by your VPN provider to sign in to your VPN. Your options are as follows: User name and password Smart card One-time password Certificate If it is required, use the last two lines to type the user name and password you use to sign in to your VPN. It's below the form you use to set up your VPN. This takes you back the to VPN menu under Network & Settings menu. The VPN connection you just created will be listed at the top under "VPN". All VPN connections are listed under "VPN" at the top of the VPN menu, just below "+ Add a VPN Connection". This connects you to the VPN. You can connect to any VPN connection you have created in this menu. You can also disconnect from a VPN connection by click "Disconnect". If you need to edit the VPN info or specify additional settings, click Advanced options below the VPN connection name in the list of VPN connections.
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One-sentence summary -- Click the Windows Start button. Click Settings . Click Network & Internet. Click VPN. Click + Add a VPN Connection. Select Windows (built-in) under "VPN provider". Type a name under "Connection Name". Type the server name or address. Select a VPN type. Select a Sign in type. Type your user name and password. Click Save. Click the VPN connection you just created. Click Connect.

Q: Couples showers are co-ed, so you'll need to invite all the attendants across both sides of the aisle. This should include the maid of honor, best man, bridesmaids and groomsmen, flower girl and ring bearer, any readers or ushers or any additional positions that have been assigned. If the person officiating the wedding is a close friend of the bride and/or groom, invite them as well. Feel free to invite out of town attendants, but be aware they may not come. Similar to a traditional bridal shower, you'll want to invite those who are closest to the couple, without going overboard. Just because you're celebrating both the bride and groom, doesn't mean the shower should be twice as big. Make sure guests know ahead of time that the shower is co-ed so they aren't caught off guard. Do not invite the bride or groom's work friends, unless the relationship is especially close. Couples showers are generally far less traditional than the typical bridal shower, and some older relatives may not be comfortable with that. Choose whether or not you want to include local relatives, but know that you are not required to do so. At the very least, invite parents and siblings on both sides. If your list of attendants skews more towards family, you might want to err on the side of inviting more family, so no one feels excluded. Oftentimes, couples showers are planned by the couple themselves, but if you're planning the shower for them, don't forget to include them when you send out invitations. Some planners prefer to use different invites for the men and women. This is not necessary, but it is a nice touch if you're so inclined. If the shower is a surprise for the couple, do not send the invite in advance. Save it and present it to them at or after the shower as a keepsake.
A: Invite both the bride's and groom's attendants. Invite close friends of both the bride and groom. Decide if you want to invite local relatives. Invite the bride and groom.

Problem: Article: Be bold and come out with your request. Even if they've had it a long time, just assume they have intended to return it, and say, "I'd like to get my copy of X-Men back when we meet next." With that direct approach, embarrassment or common courtesy will likely cause them to return your item. By inquiring about the item you'll be less confrontational. It suggests uncertainty, and allows your friend to be confident in their reply, as if they were the one who decided to return the item. Try a few of the following approaches: "Are you done with my copy of Twilight? I'd like to have it back when you're done." "Hey, I'm looking for my hat, do you still have it?" "Would you mind giving the video game back to me?" A message allows you to be direct without having to confront your friend. It's easily less personal. There is possible misinterpretation, so be careful with your wording. Facebook allows you a great way to send a message. Send a private message with just enough information to let your friend know you'd like the item back. Shoot your friend a quick email. Nothing extravagant is needed. Just ask for your item back. Text your friend. Ask for the item and include their favorite emoticon to make it less harsh. Whenever you talk to your friend, bring it up. No matter the conversation, steer everything back to the loaned item. Your friend will quickly get the hint.
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Be forward about asking for it back. Ask a question about it. Send a message regarding the item. Constantly bring it up.