Problem: Article: Remember that it's not how you feel that is importantit's how the person watching you thinks you feel. This is a common problem with body language: often your non-verbal signals don't convey what you intended them to. You may be slouching because you're tired, but others might read it as a sign of disinterest. You may be more comfortable standing with your arms folded across your chest, but others will see you as resistant and unapproachable, and keeping your hands stiffly by your side or stuck in your pockets can give the impression that you're insecure or hiding something whether you are or not. To show confident body language, you need to stand tall instead of slouching, look ahead of you or at the people you're speaking to instead of the floor, and keep your hands relaxed and ready to gesture when appropriate. Don't fidget with your hair, clothes, or hands, or you'll look either bored or insecure. Keep your body alert and active, giving yourself more presence. Have you ever been asked a difficult question in a group? Probably you wanted to come across as knowledgeable, confident, and likable, but what if you clenched your jaw, raised your eyebrows or grimaced as you searched for the answer? Or did you sigh, smile condescendingly, and shake your head? And what do you think the people around you made of that? So take care about how you react. Keep your facial expression positive and confident, by smiling slightly, not looking down, and avoiding furrowing your brows or biting your lip. When you speak, make sure that you look like you believe in what you're saying instead of having an expression that says, "I cannot believe the stuff that's coming out of my mouth." We are programmed to feel closer to someone who has touched us. The person who touches also feels more connected. Firm touch is more effective than light touch, which can actually make someone less comfortable. It's a compelling force and even momentary touching can create a human bond. A touch on the forearm that lasts a mere 1/40 of a second can make the receiver not only feel better but also see the giver as being kinder and warmer. Even with adults in business settings, a study on handshakes by the Income Centre for Trade Shows showed that people are twice as likely to remember you if you shake hands with them. When your body language is out of sync with your words, people believe what they see. It is crucial to communicate congruently that is, to align your body to support, instead of sabotage, an intended message. Mixed signals have a negative effect on performance and make it almost impossible to build relationships of trust. Whenever your non-verbal signals contradict your words, the people you are addressing employees, customers, voters become confused. And, if forced to choose, they will discount your words and believe what your body said. For example, if someone is talking to an audience about how much he or she welcomes their input, but stands behind a lectern, or leans back away from the audience, or shoves their hands in their pockets, then the audience will believe the non-verbal signal that that person is not interested in the audience, and couldn't care less about them! As a leader, you are always communicating. People are unrelenting leader-watchers, and your "off-record" behaviour is being closely monitored. In the words of one savvy leader, "What I do in the hallway is more powerful than anything I say in front of an audience." You can't give a forceful, commanding speech and then walk off the stage and start rebuking an employee or family member over the phone without losing respect. If you say something to a few people and then are seen contradicting your own words shortly after, then how can you expect to have their respect? Have you ever wondered why men are more likely to be perceived as leaders than women? They tend to use fewer, lower, and slower movements. In research, on average, women made 27 major movements when entering a room to a meeting, compared with only 12 for men. Women who do make it to be leaders use fewer, slower movements, on a par with men. So if you want to command respect, slow down and don't wave your hands about.
Summary: Exude confidence through your body language. Manage your facial expressions. Don't underestimate the power of touch. Match your body language to your words. Remember that you are never off camera. Think fewer, slower, lower.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Trends pieces are great for the here and now, but investing in classic pieces means that your cool will never go out of style. Make street-chic easily accessible by mixing and matching these timeless basics into your closet: White t-shirt Skinny jeans White button down Trench coat Sunglasses Boots Hats Statement jewelry Shades create a scaffolding effect to your features to add symmetry and attractiveness on your face. It adds an air of mystery because it eliminates a person's ability to see your emotions through the windows of your soul. It's instant glamour and instant edge. Don't feel pressured to find the most expensive shades known to man, there are affordable shades in clothing stores that look equally as cool with half the price tag as bigger sunglasses brands. Trendy can be cute if done right and cool if you don't take yourself too seriously. Choose small items that make large statements. Get a cool case for your iPhone that has designs on it. Wear stackable rings across each of your fingers. Wear a crossbody bag or an eccentric oversized clutch. Wear oversized earrings. Sometimes simple is best and it's our complexities that stop us from achieving the ultimate cool. Avoid flashy prints. Incorporate things that work with the style you're going for and streamline your look to fit that aesthetic. There is a correlation between wearing dark clothing and appearing stylish. Wearing black and colors that are dark in hue like it, make you appear attractive, intelligent, and confident. On some days, wear all black to look instantly put together from head-to-toe. For a simple day time look, wear a black leather jacket, a black t-shirt, black jeans, black boots, shades, and a black hat perfect all black ensemble.

SUMMARY: Choose classic pieces. Wear some cool shades. Accessorize with trendy pieces. Keep your look simple. Wear darker colors.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Your cupcakes will need about 1-2 hours to cool completely. If the cupcakes are still warm, your frosting may become runny and melt off of them.
Summary: Allow your cupcakes to cool completely before starting to frost them.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Starting with a clean and fresh face will make your makeup stand out more, help it last longer, and help prevent your makeup from clumping and flaking. Use your favorite gel or cream facial cleanser and lukewarm water. Wet your face and pour some cleanser into your hands. Work the cleanser into a lather, and then gently massage it into your face for about 30 seconds using circular motions. Use a gel cleanser if you wear a lot of makeup, and a cream cleanser if your skin needs more hydration. Fill your hands with clean water and rinse the cleanser off your face. When you have removed all traces of the cleanser, pat your face dry with a clean, soft towel. Be sure to leave your skin slightly damp. Before your skin dries completely, apply your favorite after-cleaning facial products. This can include: Serums Eye creams Toners Moisturizers
Summary:
Wash your face. Rinse and dry your face. Tone and moisturize.