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Staff members may possess varying degrees of comfort and proficiency with computers and specialized software. Arrange for employees to be trained on all computer activities necessary for their assigned tasks. For complicated systems, you may wish to have the vendor or service technician train employees. Ensure that training sessions are thorough, particularly for critical tasks. If your business is a medical clinic, for example, be sure that all doctors and nurses are well trained on how to enter and access critical patient information. Begin with high priority tasks and projects with pressing deadlines. Implement one system at a time so that your operations don't get deadlocked by slow system implementation. Your overall goal should be to integrate computer system quickly and seamlessly. For example, if your business will computerize payroll statements, prioritize this task to ensure timely payroll checks. Consider hiring temporary workers for data entry if there is a significant amount of it. This allows your regular employees to continue doing their jobs without interruption. In the event that mistakes are made in data entry or in saving data to the new system, you may lose all of your data. To prevent this, keep all hard copy documents, such as invoices, client records, employee information and other documents containing important details. Consult with a computer specialist to choose the best backup system for the needs of your business. If your business is small, you might choose to manually backup your data to a portable storage device on a regular basis. For larger businesses, options include automating the backup procedure through online file storage providers and backup server. Ideally, backups should be kept off-site, either physically or online in cloud storage.

summary: Set up training sessions for all employees. Start an organized and logical process for entering data. Keep all hard copy documents. Invest in a backup system.

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Record yourself singing and play it back. Then, listen to some of Aguilera's songs. Try to figure out which songs match your natural styles and talents. When emulating another singer, it's always easiest to choose from songs that will come more naturally to you. Select a few songs by Aguilera that can showcase your existing strengths as a singer. Due to her blues and R&B influence, Aguilera is famous for singing riffs, runs, and embellishments. These are notes added by the singer to a song, meant to emphasize certain emotions and lyrics. Usually, they are short patterns of two or three notes that you make using vowel sounds such as "AA" and "EE." To start learning riffs, runs, and embellishments, pay attention to where Aguilera adds them in her songs. Listen to the kinds of rhythms and sounds she makes when embellishing. As you sing, occasionally drift from the song's regular melody to sing a few notes. You should not overdo it. Stick to two three extra notes or embellishments here and there. Do not embellish without thought. As you sing, pay close attention to your words. Only embellish when you feel a strong, emotional connection to the lyrics you're singing. Embellishments are a great way to make yourself sound like Christina, as they're key to the blues genre in general. However, when not embellishing, it's okay to keep things simple. Many blues songs, the types of that inspired Christina, remain relatively simple without riffs, runs, and embellishments. Wait until such additions feel natural. When they do not feel important, simply follow the original notes and words. The more you sing, the more comfortable you will feel embellishing. You will soon be able to sense when an extra note or a word like "baby" will fall into the song naturally. Embellish when you're so caught up with the song you feel the need to do so. Embellishing for its own sake will not sound natural. Many of Christina Aguilera's songs, as they're blues inspired, have the same words or phrases repeated again and again. It's okay to simply follow the repetitions. As long as you're singing well, people will enjoy hearing your voice and not feel bored by you repeating yourself. In "I Am Beautiful," for example, a lot is repeated. Do not be afraid to repeat the words in these songs. Listen to how Aguilera handles repetition. She may change the tone or style of her voice slightly each time. This is something you could try after getting a feel for the basics. Christina Aguilera is known for singing with emotion. If you want to sing like her, work on feeling the emotions of the song. Some songs will be specifically relatable to you while others will be a situation you do not understand. In the latter's case, try to imagine you're going through what the singer is going through. Print out the lyrics of the song in question and really force yourself to get inside the singer's head. Try to really understand what the narrator of a song is singing before attempting to sing it yourself. When you're actually singing, try to avoid consciously thinking about the experiences and feelings in a song. This will distract you from singing. Instead, focus ion how the emotions feel. Do you feel happy, sad, scared? What physical sensations accompany these feelings? Focusing on the raw feelings underlying a song can help you really connect with the song and give an emotional performance. As you work your way through learning Aguilera's songs, take it one day at a time. If you try to learn a whole song in a day, you will get frustrated. Set up a schedule for yourself and seek to master only a few bars of each song per day. Be patient and give it time. Eventually, you will be singing Aguilera's songs without struggle. You do not want to simply imitate Christina Aguilera. While you can be inspired and borrow from her style, with time you want to develop your own voice. Learn to make the songs your own and highlight your own talents. When you sing, see what people respond to best. Maybe you hit high notes particularly well, or can trigger an emotional response when singing sad songs. Identify and develop these strengths. As you master imitating Aguilera's style, slowly drift from her influence. Add your own twist to the songs, changing the tempo, tone, or rhythm to suit your own unique talents.

summary: Find Aguilera songs that match your natural talents. Sing riffs, runs, and embellishments. Keep it simple when not embellishing. Do not be afraid of repetition. Feel a song's emotions as you sing. Practice a few bars at a time. Make the songs your own.

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The old adage "time heals all wounds" is true. However, healing is promoted by realistically facing the emotion and giving yourself time to recover. We may want a quick fix, but ultimately quick fixes don't exist where real love did. Accept the healing time offers and commit to not rushing yourself. Tackle that mountain of time in small bites. You can push the pause button on planning long-term goals. This is truly a time for one day at a time. You may still feel pain, but you may soon notice that it is less intense. Recognize the monumental step of healing for what it is. It's a promise of better days. Find the balance that is healthiest for you of allowing sad moments while letting in new happy ones. When a wave of negative emotion hits, give yourself a moment (literally maybe just a single minute) to feel what you feel. Then, choose to move your thoughts on to something more positive. For the record, it's okay to laugh when grieving. Your emotions are merely recalibrating. Believe it or not, your emotions are doing exactly what they should be doing. That said, sometimes the recalibration process hits a snag and we may find ourselves dealing with depression, which is a serious matter.
summary: Commit to not rushing yourself. Take one day at a time. Celebrate small victories. Let yourself think about something positive.