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What is it with saying yes all the time? It's nice to want to tell people what they want to hear, but if what you really want to say is no, learn when you can and how you should. It's OK to politely decline from time to time!
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How To Get Motivated?

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runnindownadream
Answer:get one of those kitchen timers and set it for half an hour. Tell yourself you're going to work straight through until you hear the ding. You'll get...
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i recently relocated from St pete fl to charlotte nc, but i really do...

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LauraLee311
Answer:I think Kristen offers a lot of good advice. I'd hang in for at least a year before you decide to move again. Remember to be open to all invitations...
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What are some inexpensive furniture stores in the NYC area?

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aliciak
Answer:Not a store, but Craiglist! There's a furniture section and even a Free section. Even more guerrilla than that, I think half my apartment is from street...
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Have you ever moved to a new place on a whim?

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Karadc
Answer:I moved on a "planned whim," if that makes any sense. It's turned out great so far. Now I feel like it's better to take the chance instead of hanging...
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I'm moving into a new apartment soon...

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Answer:I have always gradually acquired odds and ends. Nothing really matched and I was OK with it. Until I moved in with my wife. Then I wish I had started...
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I want to move to Austin, TX

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Martskin
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how do you find a job in a new city

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NicoO2000
Answer:Would it be possible to start off doing temp work? There are a lot of agencies out there, and depending on your skills, you could be working within...
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