Of course, since all of this information is kept behind a password, you will need to be in your account to make any changes. Just like your actual wallet, the Wallet tab is where PayPal keeps your account information, including all links to your banks and credit cards. You should see icons for all your accounts. " It should have a + symbol as well. This will open up an overlay window that gives you an opportunity to put in more information. If you want to close this window, click the X in the top right corner. PayPal gives the option of "Debit," "Prepaid," or "Credit." Make sure you know what type of card you intend to enter. The boxes prompt you to type in the card number, expiration date, card security code (CSC) number, and billing address. The billing address should already be filled out correctly, assuming it is the same address as your first card. Make sure your billing address matches what is on your card statement. An incorrectly entered billing address is a common mistake. PayPal will make a small charge to your card to help confirm that it is yours. When the charge appears on your credit card statement, it will have a unique code that you will be able to enter on PayPal to confirm that this is your card. Under the link for "My Money," you should be able to click "Update," then "Confirm My Card" to get and the confirmation code. Once you have it, click "Update," then "Enter PayPal Code" to get a box to enter the code. PayPal is updating their profile interface. To get some of these links, you may need to access the older version. To do that, scroll to the bottom of the page, and click the link to "Classic Site." The charge may take 2 to 3 business days to appear on your statement, though if you can access your statement online, you may see it sooner. If you enter the code incorrectly three times, you will need to call PayPal directly to finish the process. PayPal suggests they may need additional information from you during that conversation, so be prepared for questions.
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One-sentence summary -- Log in to your PayPal account. Click on the "Wallet" tab at the top of the screen. Click the box labeled "Link a card. Select the type of card. Enter the card information. Confirm your new card.

. Just as Maslow discussed in his hierarchy of needs, humans have a variety of psychological needs that determine their behaviors and how they may react or respond in various situations. These are needs such as: power and control, belongingness, affection or love, esteem, achievement, and self-actualization. Becoming aware and attentive to your needs and how they affect your behaviors will help you with understanding how this affects your interpersonal relationships. Your needs drive your motivation. If your needs are not being met, you may experience a decrease in motivation, become more frustrated, and have more conflict and stress in your life. Positivity is an essential trait for a well-groomed personality. To become more positive, get into the habit of looking for the good in people and situations, instead of finding reasons to criticize them. When things go wrong, focus on the things you can change, instead of the things you can't. A positive mindset will attract people to you, while a negative one will repel them. Having a positive mindset doesn't mean you have to be happy all the time or enjoy bad situations. Rather, it means looking for the silver lining and doing what you can to improve things. Maintain a balanced personality by exploring a variety of interests and activities. If you already have hobbies, set aside some time daily or weekly to work on them. If you think your personality could use some rounding out, teach yourself a hobby or two you've always wanted to learn, or look for a class or a club you can join. For instance, if you've been spending most of your time and energy on work, try taking a cooking class or a dance class to improve your work-life balance. Classes, clubs, and groups are a great way to meet new people while you expand your horizons. Most people with strong, appealing personalities have some kind of mission in life. Think about what you want to achieve, and then set goals that will help you get there. Avoid squandering your time on things that don't really matter to you. Your life goals don't have to be big and grand, as long as they're meaningful to you. Staying well-informed is an important aspect of grooming your personality. Keep yourself up-to-date on important events in the world by reading newspapers and magazines. If you're particularly interested in a field like history or technology, read books and watch documentaries on the subject. Learning about the world will give you more things to talk about with other people. The way you dress, style your hair, and carry yourself sends a message to other people about who you are. Make sure that your posture is good, your clothes are well-kept and appropriate, and you're proud of your general appearance. If you're not happy with the way you present yourself, invest in something that will make you feel more confident, such as some flattering clothes or a good haircut. This doesn't have to be expensive.
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One-sentence summary -- Be attentive to your needs Adopt a positive mindset. Develop your interests and hobbies. Have a purpose. Learn as much as you can. Present yourself in a way that reflects your ideal personality.

As your children age, it's important to review your rules and guidelines and change them as needed. Children need to see that you trust them with more responsibility as they age. However, this also may translate to more serious consequences when they break the rules. Encourage cooperation by sitting down with your children and discussing the rules. You might say, "It seems like you haven't had any problem sticking to your 9 pm curfew. Since you're older, I think we'll extend that by an hour. How does that sound?" The feeling a teen gets when their parent genuinely wants their opinion is priceless. Many parents just bark out decisions instead of letting their kids play a role. However, as your children become teenagers and young adults, it can give them a sense of autonomy to offer forth their opinions. Allow older children to weigh in on more decisions like choosing clothes, meals, activities, or vacation plans. You might ask their opinion about handling family matters to show you respect their point-of-view. For example, you might say, "Jackson, what's your suggestion for this week's family movie night?" or "Where would you like to go for summer break?" When your child has a strong relationship with you, they feel empowered to go out into the world and take on challenges. Be a supporter for your child, pushing them to develop greater self-efficacy over time. This may translate into allowing your teenager to handle their own laundry to ready them for college life. However, it may also involve empowering your child to stand up to bullies or speak up (respectfully) to a teacher who gave them an unfair grade. Empowerment happens through gradual instruction. Teach your child how to take on more demanding chores or tasks. Role-play with them through stressful social situations. Then, give them feedback to encourage future progress. As your children mature, it's okay to relax the parent hat a little and let them get a glimpse of the person underneath. In fact, showing your kids your human side can actually reinforce lessons. Use personal, age-appropriate stories to drive home ways your kids can learn and grow. For instance, if you were bullied in school, share that with your child and explain how you got through it. They look at you as being strong and invincible because of how you overcame bullying.
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One-sentence summary -- Review rules and increase privileges as your children get older. Include them in decisions. Encourage your child to take on challenges and find independence. Open up and show your human side.

Most pasta contains egg, but to be considered an egg noodle, it must contain at least 5.5 percent egg solids. When measuring egg noodles using measuring cups, 2 oz. (56 g) of egg noodles is approximately 1 1/4 cup of egg noodles and also 1 1/4 cup of cooked noodles. Unlike macaroni pastas, egg noodles measured in measuring cups are typically the same both dry and cooked. Typically, for extra wide egg noodles, a 2 oz. serving equals 1 1/4 cups of dry egg noodles, which will yield approximately 1 1/2 cups of cooked noodles.
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Know what constitutes an egg noodle. Measure egg noodles using measuring cups or a food scale. Know that extra wide egg noodle portions might be slightly larger when cooked.