In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: As the founder, it's up to you to set the tone for the team. It doesn't matter if you're the on-field coach or if you delegate that role to someone elsemake sure that the team reflects the encouraging and supportive leadership style that you ought to provide. If you're coaching a baseball team for younger kids, for example, then your leadership focus may be on teaching essential baseball skills and promoting teamwork in a fun atmosphere. It's your ultimate responsibility to make sure that your team knows and follows the rules. No matter if you have a team of kids or adults, emphasize the importance of fairness and good sportsmanship. Make it clear that rule-breaking won't be tolerated. Set up a clearly-defined procedure of progressive discipline for anyone caught breaking the rules. Go over your team and league rules and spell out the consequences. For instance, it may be a league rule that arguing with an umpire, referee, or game official results in an automatic ejection and 1-game suspension. Unless you've fully opened your wallet to bankroll the team, you'll likely have to rely at least in part on fundraising efforts. Don't treat fundraising like a chore that the players have to deal with. Instead, play a leading role yourself and make it part of your team-building efforts. If your team is fundraising by selling coupon books for the local sandwich shop, get out there and sell along with the players! Don't emphasize which players have raised more and which have raised less. Instead, focus on the amount raised by the entire team and encourage them to support each other in raising more. Starting and running a sports team is a lot of work, but it should be enjoyable work. Don't let the inevitable hassles and unexpected problems make you forget why you got involved in the first place. It can be even harder to have fun if your team loses a lot, but look for moments of fun and joy in the midst of losing. Also make sure to praise players when they give good efforts and display good teamwork and sportsmanship.
Summary: Take a positive leadership role that benefits your players. Learn and adhere to league rules and requirements. Lead fundraising activities to support your team. Remember to have fun!

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: This is a list of everything that has helped you cope in the past. Write down the names of your best friends and the family members you love, your favorite places, music, movies, books that have saved you. Include little things like your favorite foods and sports, bigger things like hobbies and passions that help you wake up in the morning. Write down what you love about yourself - your personality traits, physical traits, accomplishments, and things that make you proud. Write down things you plan to do later in life - the places you want to travel, the children you want to have, the people you want to love, experiences you've always wanted. It may be helpful to have a friend or loved one help you with this list. Depression, anxiety, and other common causes of suicidal thoughts can get in the way of allowing you to see what is wonderful and special about you. This isn't a list of "healthy habits" or "self-improvement techniques" - it's a list of anything you can do to distance yourself from committing suicide when the thoughts start to get too heavy to bear. Think about what has worked in the past, and write it down. Here are a few examples: Eating at your favorite restaurant Calling an old friend to talk Watching your favorite TV shows and movies Rereading a favorite book that brings you comfort Going on a road-trip Looking at old emails that make you feel good Hanging out with your dog in the park Going for a long walk or run to clear your head Write down at least five names and phone numbers of people who are reliable and will be able to talk with you when you call. Include plenty of people in case someone isn't available when you call. Write down the names and phone numbers of your therapist and support group members. Write down the names and numbers of crisis hotlines you might want to call. A safety plan is a written plan for when you experience suicidal thoughts. In the moment, you may not remember what actions to take to help yourself feel better. Having a plan written down can help you get past the initial feelings and stay safe. Here's an example of a safety plan: Read my list of Things I Love. Remind myself of the things I love that have helped prevent me from committing suicide before. Try an item from my list of Good Distractions. See if I can distract myself from suicidal thoughts with something that has worked in the past. Call someone on my list of People in My Support System. Keep calling people until I get in touch with someone who can talk for as long as I need to. Delay my plan and make my home safe. Lock away anything I could use to harm myself, then think things over for at least 48 hours. Ask someone to come stay with me. Have them stay until I feel OK by myself. Go to the hospital. Call the emergency services. You can find a safety plan template here. Give a copy of your plan to a trusted friend or loved one. Whenever you experience suicidal thoughts, consult your safety plan.
Summary: Make a list of things you love. Make a list of good distractions. Make a list of people in your support system. Write a safety plan.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: You might even mix them. Bend the hand from around the middle to form a slight U-shape hook. Keep the hook slightly facing outwarddon't press too far back toward the cutlery. Whether you bend toward the front of the fork or spoon, or away from it, will depend on your preference for the final look, as well as whether the base of the cutlery has a monogram you'd like to show. If you bend to face the front of the spoon or fork, a monogram at the base of the handle will be hidden, whereas if you bend the hook toward the back of the fork or spoon, the monogram will show up clearly on the outside of the hook. This is much better where you want the monogram to feature. The hooks should be located for ease of use, such as near the stove, above a work space, over the sink, etc. Attach each utensil hook with a screw. (Or use liquid nails if you're not drilling.) Slide a small screw or nail through the hole and center the piece on the surface or wall. You could use a pencil to place a small hole on the surface before screwing it in to ensure you mount it in the right place.
Summary:
Find some solid, quality spoons or forks. Bend the spoons or forks into a hook shape. Choose a good place to attach the hooks. Using the drill, make a hole in the fork or spoon just at the base of the head, top of the handle. Drill a hole into the wall.