Problem: Article: This personality system is based on research by the psychologist Carl Jung and is widely used. The Myers-Briggs categorizes personality along four dimensions. Each dimension has two opposite preferences associated with it. Combining your preference from each of the four dimensions will define your personality according to one of 16 possible types. The four dimensions are: introversion/extraversion (I/E); sensing/intuition (S/N); thinking/feeling (T/F); and judging/perceiving (J/P). Compare your personal list of traits to your preferences on each of the four dimensions on the Myers-Briggs. For example, does your list indicate you are more of an 'I' or an 'E'? Do you have more words related to thinking or feeling? You might, for instance, be a ISFP (introverted, sensing, feeling, perceiving) personality based on the traits on your list. With this system of personality classification you define yourself according to nine different personality types. Although there is usually some overlap between the nine personality types within a person, most people are more similar to one type than the other eight. Evaluate your list of traits to see if they can be described by one of the nine types of personality according to the Enneagram system. Look for clues that you are mostly a: reformer, helper, achiever, individualist, investigator, loyalist, enthusiast, challenger, or peacemaker. For example, if you see traits on your list like: mediator, problem-solver, and diplomatic you may be a peacemaker. Visit http://www.enneagraminstitute.com to learn more about using this personality classification system. You can use this system to define your personality along four temperaments or types: the guardian, artisan, idealist, or rational. Similar to the Myers-Briggs and the Big Five, there is a great deal of research related to the Keirsey system. Use your list of traits to help you determine which of the four personality types, or temperaments, is most like you. For example, do you have traits on your personal list like imaginative, peaceful, and optimistic that suggest that you are an idealist? Many people use their Myers-Briggs type along with their Keirsey temperament to define their personality. You can also take a short form of the Keirsey Sort at http://www.keirsey.com.
Summary: Explore the Myers-Briggs system. Find your Enneagram type. Use the Keirsey Temperament Sorter.

Problem: Article: Since this song opens and closes with the same two lines, these will be the same notes and fingering. Practice this song until you can play it perfectly.
Summary: Finish with the first phrase followed by the second.

Problem: Article: Soak the wart for 10 to 15 minutes in warm salt water to moisten the skin. Scrape the dead skin layers off the wart using a nail file, pumice stone or mild sandpaper. You could also use your fingers, but wash them thoroughly before and after, as warts can easily spread. Moisten the wart and apply a large flake of sea salt to it. Put a band-aid or tape over the wart to hold the salt in place and observe for several days, replacing it after you shower or if it falls off. Mix baking powder and castor oil into a paste, then apply it to the wart at night by covering it with a bandage. Remove the bandage the next morning. Repeat as necessary. Soaking plantar warts in very hot water is helpful because it softens the wart and may kill the virus. Make sure the water is not hot enough to cause burnskeep it under 140F (60C). Pick a fresh dandelion and Break the stem. Apply the milky sap that oozes from the stem onto the wart. Repeat this three or four times a day. Scrape the wart with pumice to remove dead layers of skin. Continue doing this until the wart fades away.
Summary: Use warm water and sea salt. Mix up baking powder. Use hot water. Apply dandelion sap.

Problem: Article: Always take the view of your customer - ask yourself the question would you come and stay as a paying customer? Some naive buyers fall in love with a great deal on the house and forget that the rest of the campsite has no really strong attraction for the camper. Think of your customer first and then consider your private living circumstances second; the reverse priority is unlikely to favour your long term financial prospects. Few people get rich running small campgrounds or hotels. Those who do get rich usually do so by massive expansion and end up leaving what may be called the lifestyle end of this business sector. In general if you favour quality of life above financial income you have a more realistic view.
Summary:
Never buy a tourist business while only looking at it as a lifestyle business, namely, with a view to your personal lifestyle. It is usual for small family run campsites to come with a house for the owner to live in. Another way to summarise what is being said here?