Think about things you like that are related to your channel. If you're a gamer, what games have you been playing? Have you learned anything unique or acquired nifty gear? If you're a fashion star, teach people your trendy tips!! Ask yourself: "How do the things I like connect to my audience?" "How can relate this to my own experience?" "What would I want to see?" Can you open a can of tomatoes faster than anyone in your country? Turn that into a video! Many people have unique ways of doing things, but little tricks you've learned along the way can make your audience appreciate you even more. Keep a diary of daily events. What was funny? What happened that you can relate to your YouTube audience? Many great comedians use events from their everyday lives for their comedy routines. Put your unique spin on daily events and intrigue your viewers with your perspective. Some creative individuals make brainstorming part of their routine. Try to include half an hour of time in your daily schedule so that you have some time to brainstorm and jot down ideas. Even if you like your YouTube videos to be more relaxed and laid back, writing a script can also be a form of brainstorming. Come up with several complete ideas. They might not be Hollywood ready, but you can use these as a starting point for your video projects. Social awareness is important, and you can contribute to a cause near and dear to your heart by raising awareness on your YouTube channel. Always remember to be respectful of the opinions of others. Some social causes you might be interested speaking about: Animal rights Environmental protection School issues Community improvement Try to do a challenge with an added limitation to see if you can still complete it. If you want to make and recite a poem, for example, try to rhyme words that end only in vowels. It might be maddening at first, but your self-imposed restrictions might pay off when you wow your audience with your ability. You might have some unique tips for beating nerves at graduation, or maybe something hilarious happened at your sister's wedding. Your audience might want to know! Think about: Weddings Family parties Births Major birthdays Wedding anniversaries Graduations Many artists develop a theme that fascinates them, and explore it thoroughly. What topic do you find yourself returning to time and again? This might not only give you a video idea, it can also attract viewers who want to hear your message.

Summary: Look to your interests. Teach your proficient abilities. Log your routine. Write a script. Take up a cause. Impose, and exceed, limitations. Source life events. Find a message.

Pick up the brick you want to butter using your non-dominant hand. Tip the brick downward at an approximate 45-degree angle. The end you plan to butter should be tilted slightly upward. Note that you will only apply mortar to one end of the brick. Do not butter both ends. Invert the head of the trowel and slap the mortar onto one end of the brick using a downward motion. Turn the trowel so that the mortar-side faces the end of the brick and sits at a nearly parallel angle. Starting from the top of the brick, slide the loaded trowel down the end, scraping the mortar off the trowel head and onto the brick end. Use the tip of the trowel to press the glob of mortar inward toward the center of the brick end. Scrape around the perimeter of the brick end, as well, to remove any excess mortar from the sides. Try to keep the entire portion of mortar positioned directly over the end of the brick. When done correctly, the mortar should roughly form a four-sided pyramid on the end of the brick. Don't worry if the amount of mortar looks like a lot. Buttering the brick with excess mortar is actually a good thing because it ensures a tight, secure seal when you join the brick. The excess mortar is also easy to remove after you've set the brick, so it should not cause any problems later on.

Summary: Grab the brick. Slice the mortar onto one end. Squeeze the mortar into the center.

This is the process in which both sides find out as much information as possible to argue their sides of the case. For example, the other party's lawyer may contact your employer Your lawyer will also perform research to make sure you have plenty of information about the other party. The other party's lawyer might ask you to give a deposition, which is an oral testimony given before any trial. You'll be interviewed about the incident that occurred as well as your personal history. In particular, you will be asked questions about your past medical issues. Each side has the chance to file motions to dismiss certain evidence, admit more evidence, or dismiss the case. Your lawyer should decide whether to file motions, and how to proceed if the defendant files a motion. The court will rule on the motions before the case proceeds.

Summary: Begin the "discovery" process. Give a deposition if requested. Have your lawyer file motions with the court.

Tap the app icon of the browser that you want to open. You can close tabs on Chrome and Firefox for both iPhone and Android, as well as Safari for iPhone. Doing so will bring up a list of your currently open tabs. This icon's appearance and location varies depending on the browser: Chrome and Firefox - Tap the numbered box in the top-right corner of the screen. Safari - Tap the two overlapping boxes in the bottom-right side of the screen. You can scroll up or down through the currently open tabs until you find the one you want to close. It's in the top-left corner of the tab that you want to close. This will immediately close the tab. You can also close tabs by swiping them to the left.
Summary: Open a browser. Tap the "Tabs" icon. Look for the tab you want to close. Tap X.