it really depends on what type of field i'm in
but in general i would wisper, i'm always watching you, so do your best, you're an ace.
and go to the back and take a napIf you were a manager, what kind of advice would you give to your workers?
I would encourage them to give a full days effort for a full days pay. I would advise them that it is not what is expected of them that will get anyone ahead, it is what you do that is more than what was expected. Of course I am talking about a positive extra.
Tuesday, April 27, 2010
I have gotten alot of good answer from you good people and I will take all of the advice you all have given.?
I gain the weight when I went to prison 2 years ago, also the meds I was on for depression help put the weight on me also. I am in the prosess of tring to get rid of the weight but it is not easy. I doing it for me not him. Like someone said if he can't love me for who or what I am he needs to be on his way. ThanksI have gotten alot of good answer from you good people and I will take all of the advice you all have given.?
Losing the weight for your self is the best way to loose the weight and to keep it off. Good Luck!I have gotten alot of good answer from you good people and I will take all of the advice you all have given.?
good attitude! hope you're successful.....but how is this a question??
Right on cool, I'm happy for you and you have a very positive attitude so, I wish you all the best and take care.
Chow.
Losing the weight for your self is the best way to loose the weight and to keep it off. Good Luck!I have gotten alot of good answer from you good people and I will take all of the advice you all have given.?
good attitude! hope you're successful.....but how is this a question??
Right on cool, I'm happy for you and you have a very positive attitude so, I wish you all the best and take care.
Chow.
I could use some advice on spreedsheets. can you help me?
Spreadsheets are an excellent way to keep track of our personal finances鈥攃redit card debts and payments, budgets, expenses, etc. What other data-related tasks can the typical home computer user automate using spreadsheets? Can you think of some non-financial tasks which can be managed using spreadsheets?I could use some advice on spreedsheets. can you help me?
If you are dieting or watching your weight you could use it to calculate your weekly calorie intake and your weight gains/losses also if you are into jogging or any other exorcize you could keep track of all your stats (miles run, timed runs, weights lifted ect) and you will be able to see how much you improve over time. these two examples put together can be very useful to see how your diet reflects your fitness and vice versaI could use some advice on spreedsheets. can you help me?
My friend and I are partners in a vending business.
We use spreadsheets to track the profit on certain types of candy and for specific locations. This way we can also figure out which candies to discontinue and which machines aren't worth our time servicing any more.
You could catalog your books or CD's and you could chart your moods.dermatologist
If you are dieting or watching your weight you could use it to calculate your weekly calorie intake and your weight gains/losses also if you are into jogging or any other exorcize you could keep track of all your stats (miles run, timed runs, weights lifted ect) and you will be able to see how much you improve over time. these two examples put together can be very useful to see how your diet reflects your fitness and vice versaI could use some advice on spreedsheets. can you help me?
My friend and I are partners in a vending business.
We use spreadsheets to track the profit on certain types of candy and for specific locations. This way we can also figure out which candies to discontinue and which machines aren't worth our time servicing any more.
You could catalog your books or CD's and you could chart your moods.
I am starting a business of college admissions consulting. Can you give me advice on any aspect of this.?
I would appreciate any advice ranging from college admissions, starting a business, creating a website, marketing to prospective college applicants, registering a business, etc.I am starting a business of college admissions consulting. Can you give me advice on any aspect of this.?
This is a pretty broad question. I would consider talking with current college admissions counselors. I have never heard of this service being outsourced to consultants - but maybe you are talking about helping students/parents with admissions paperwork and such. High school counselors have lots of that information, and actual college admissions departments would have all the rest.
In terms of starting a business, you need to research to see if its a viable business idea, a comprehensive business plan, money, name, logo, business card, marketing, target clients, products or samples of what you will offer clients, pricing, etc. Lots of information can be found at the Small Business Administration gov't website.
This is a pretty broad question. I would consider talking with current college admissions counselors. I have never heard of this service being outsourced to consultants - but maybe you are talking about helping students/parents with admissions paperwork and such. High school counselors have lots of that information, and actual college admissions departments would have all the rest.
In terms of starting a business, you need to research to see if its a viable business idea, a comprehensive business plan, money, name, logo, business card, marketing, target clients, products or samples of what you will offer clients, pricing, etc. Lots of information can be found at the Small Business Administration gov't website.
What advice can you give me?
i am a new mom to a 4 day old little girl Adrianne. i am breastfeeding but having a difficult time right now.
what advice would you give to a new mom?
what advice would you give to a new breastfeeding mom?What advice can you give me?
If you had time to get on Yahoo Question, it's not that bad yet. When I was in my first month with the new born, I could not do anything at all.
Advice for new mum --%26gt; Take it easy. Tell yourself that it's going to be ok no matter what is going on around you right now. This too will pass and you try to experience it with most joy and least stress, though it seems impossible more time than not. Take a deep breath and try to rest whenever possible. Don't worry about perfect housekeeping, else you will go crazy.
Advice for new breastfeeding mom --%26gt; Take a positive attitude about it. Nurse as often as your baby needs it. When I nursed my baby in the first few month, my milk was so much that when she nursed on one, the other will leak. So what I did was to nurse her on one and put a baby bottle underneath the other and let it drip in the bottle and put it in the fridge for when she needs it next. And at each sitting, it's always a 2 ounce bottle full.
If you don't have that much milk, it will somehow leak. Use disposible nursing pads. They absorb well and leave you feel nice and dry. I used both disposible and the clothes ones which require washing. I still think the clothes ones are troblesome. They don't stay dry very long inside your bra either.
Also, try to alternate the breasts. If this feeding he starts with the left breast, next time start him with the right. This way, he will always get the foremilk (the first drops that are most nutritious).
Don't smoke. Don't drink any alcohol. Eat healthily. Your baby eats what you eat so be sensible with food. If you have spicy food, so will he.
Good luck. I have been nursing my girl from her day 1 and now she is 3 years and 5 months and I don't intend to stop.
What advice can you give me?
Be patient, take your time, listen to the advice of others but do what works for you. Dont give up yet it takes time to get the hang of it Dont worry about everything else focus on feeding.
If you're having difficulty at first ... you're normal! Breastfeeding has many WONDERFUL paybacks for you and baby. The only thing is getting past the beginning few days :) Take your time with it ... I would just sit in bed (my nest) with my baby and we would play, breastfeed and sleep. And soon, it was like I had been doing it my whole life! But be patient. Good job and congrats!!!!
my first piece of advice is to relax...at 4 days old you are both still learning. It's possible your milk hasn't even come in yet. It took almost a week for mine to come in. My next piece of advice is DON'T GIVE UP!! It only took about two weeks for the soreness to go away and for my little one to get the hang of it. Do you have a support system? Husband/SO/Mom/Sisters? My husband was my major support he wouldn't let me quit...he sat up with me in the wee hours of the night when she was getting up every 1.5 to 2 hours to feed. You need patience, practice and support and I promise you everything is going to work out. Also make sure you are drinking eonugh water and resting when baby rests. Let everything else go right now and rest!
what advice would you give to a new mom?
what advice would you give to a new breastfeeding mom?What advice can you give me?
If you had time to get on Yahoo Question, it's not that bad yet. When I was in my first month with the new born, I could not do anything at all.
Advice for new mum --%26gt; Take it easy. Tell yourself that it's going to be ok no matter what is going on around you right now. This too will pass and you try to experience it with most joy and least stress, though it seems impossible more time than not. Take a deep breath and try to rest whenever possible. Don't worry about perfect housekeeping, else you will go crazy.
Advice for new breastfeeding mom --%26gt; Take a positive attitude about it. Nurse as often as your baby needs it. When I nursed my baby in the first few month, my milk was so much that when she nursed on one, the other will leak. So what I did was to nurse her on one and put a baby bottle underneath the other and let it drip in the bottle and put it in the fridge for when she needs it next. And at each sitting, it's always a 2 ounce bottle full.
If you don't have that much milk, it will somehow leak. Use disposible nursing pads. They absorb well and leave you feel nice and dry. I used both disposible and the clothes ones which require washing. I still think the clothes ones are troblesome. They don't stay dry very long inside your bra either.
Also, try to alternate the breasts. If this feeding he starts with the left breast, next time start him with the right. This way, he will always get the foremilk (the first drops that are most nutritious).
Don't smoke. Don't drink any alcohol. Eat healthily. Your baby eats what you eat so be sensible with food. If you have spicy food, so will he.
Good luck. I have been nursing my girl from her day 1 and now she is 3 years and 5 months and I don't intend to stop.
What advice can you give me?
Be patient, take your time, listen to the advice of others but do what works for you. Dont give up yet it takes time to get the hang of it Dont worry about everything else focus on feeding.
If you're having difficulty at first ... you're normal! Breastfeeding has many WONDERFUL paybacks for you and baby. The only thing is getting past the beginning few days :) Take your time with it ... I would just sit in bed (my nest) with my baby and we would play, breastfeed and sleep. And soon, it was like I had been doing it my whole life! But be patient. Good job and congrats!!!!
my first piece of advice is to relax...at 4 days old you are both still learning. It's possible your milk hasn't even come in yet. It took almost a week for mine to come in. My next piece of advice is DON'T GIVE UP!! It only took about two weeks for the soreness to go away and for my little one to get the hang of it. Do you have a support system? Husband/SO/Mom/Sisters? My husband was my major support he wouldn't let me quit...he sat up with me in the wee hours of the night when she was getting up every 1.5 to 2 hours to feed. You need patience, practice and support and I promise you everything is going to work out. Also make sure you are drinking eonugh water and resting when baby rests. Let everything else go right now and rest!
Have you ever had a parent give you HORRIBLE advice?
like on something major and you disregarded what they said and it turned out to be the right decision.
I'm 30 and i can think of a few instances.Have you ever had a parent give you HORRIBLE advice?
Yes. My mum told me which topics to chose for GCSE and I listened to her and spent the worst two years of my life dreading electronics lessons. I got an A but only because I sacrificed my whole year of lunch breaks and after schools working on my coursework which in the end just short circuited.Have you ever had a parent give you HORRIBLE advice?
No but when I was a kid my parents told me that if I kissed a girl she would become pregnant. And when I had my first kiss I was so scared I told her she might become pregnant and she just laughed at me and explained sex to me properly.
parents are dumb. specially mine. to answer your question, yeah i can think of a few. im 17.
No, I left home before they could give me any advice and that is Thanks for the US Military!!
:-)
Parents are always right.
I know what you mean...but we do make mistakes too.
I'm 30 and i can think of a few instances.Have you ever had a parent give you HORRIBLE advice?
Yes. My mum told me which topics to chose for GCSE and I listened to her and spent the worst two years of my life dreading electronics lessons. I got an A but only because I sacrificed my whole year of lunch breaks and after schools working on my coursework which in the end just short circuited.Have you ever had a parent give you HORRIBLE advice?
No but when I was a kid my parents told me that if I kissed a girl she would become pregnant. And when I had my first kiss I was so scared I told her she might become pregnant and she just laughed at me and explained sex to me properly.
parents are dumb. specially mine. to answer your question, yeah i can think of a few. im 17.
No, I left home before they could give me any advice and that is Thanks for the US Military!!
:-)
Parents are always right.
I know what you mean...but we do make mistakes too.
What is the best advice you can give to someone who has low confidence and has no friends?
I am almost 17 and have little to no confidence in myself. Life has handed me cards that are not so great. I am afraid of people and this has been happening for almost 4 years. I believe it is because I lack confidence in myself. I have no friends, because I freeze up and have anxiety attacks when people who I do not know talk to me. I am afraid of what they think of me, afraid of what will happen if they become my friend, afraid that I will not be good enough and it stops me from speaking up in my science workshops because I am afraid I will mess up. What is the best advice you can give to someone who has low confidence and has no friends? I want to have a high self esteem and to have at least a few friends but it's so hard. Thanks!What is the best advice you can give to someone who has low confidence and has no friends?
ok here take a breath and just do it without thinking the more you think the less chance you are goin to do it and talk to people, i mean it might b hard but once you get the hang of it wit will be easier its like riding a bike What is the best advice you can give to someone who has low confidence and has no friends?
Take care of yourself first. Go to the gym even if you are skinny. Being in shape and working out gives you confidence. Train for a marathon or something, set a physical fitness goal. Also maybe take some acting classes/ or join a theatre group. This can help with speaking and confidence.
ppl can give advice but it never works. i am like u but 14 yrs old.
ppl have always been mean to me but i jsut can't help but be nice.
its jsut not fair. i never talk, fearing that ppl will laugh.
heres the best i can give to you-
practice your speech in a mirror and try to cool it when trying to talk to people. and dont be afraid to speak up. practice. then if you feel your ready, try to talk to somebody. maybe you'll earn a freind. and may i add that having freinds isn't half bad. i've had 2 besties for 7 years and i'm making more now cause i'm speaking. answer a question, say hi to a stranger, don't be afraid. cause if you keep it all bottled in, you'll be a huge wreck. this may get you freinds and maybe gain some self confidence.
-thats all i got :)
There must be some thing you do that makes you feel good about yourself? Use that to gain more confidence. And it might sound funny but fake it a little, fake that you feel confident, just for a day and see what happens. If you have any hobbies then try to make friends around the things you enjoy and you will feel less shy talking. Keep you chin up, it gets better after high school. I promise.
Just make an effort try to be friendly to people, ask about their days, talk about TV shows or things that they can relate to. As for being nervous around people, just remember, it doesn't matter at all what the people at your school think about you, i don't care about what a lot of people think of me and i have my own group of friends and i have a great social life!
Avoidant personality disorder
ok here take a breath and just do it without thinking the more you think the less chance you are goin to do it and talk to people, i mean it might b hard but once you get the hang of it wit will be easier its like riding a bike What is the best advice you can give to someone who has low confidence and has no friends?
Take care of yourself first. Go to the gym even if you are skinny. Being in shape and working out gives you confidence. Train for a marathon or something, set a physical fitness goal. Also maybe take some acting classes/ or join a theatre group. This can help with speaking and confidence.
ppl can give advice but it never works. i am like u but 14 yrs old.
ppl have always been mean to me but i jsut can't help but be nice.
its jsut not fair. i never talk, fearing that ppl will laugh.
heres the best i can give to you-
practice your speech in a mirror and try to cool it when trying to talk to people. and dont be afraid to speak up. practice. then if you feel your ready, try to talk to somebody. maybe you'll earn a freind. and may i add that having freinds isn't half bad. i've had 2 besties for 7 years and i'm making more now cause i'm speaking. answer a question, say hi to a stranger, don't be afraid. cause if you keep it all bottled in, you'll be a huge wreck. this may get you freinds and maybe gain some self confidence.
-thats all i got :)
There must be some thing you do that makes you feel good about yourself? Use that to gain more confidence. And it might sound funny but fake it a little, fake that you feel confident, just for a day and see what happens. If you have any hobbies then try to make friends around the things you enjoy and you will feel less shy talking. Keep you chin up, it gets better after high school. I promise.
Just make an effort try to be friendly to people, ask about their days, talk about TV shows or things that they can relate to. As for being nervous around people, just remember, it doesn't matter at all what the people at your school think about you, i don't care about what a lot of people think of me and i have my own group of friends and i have a great social life!
Avoidant personality disorder
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