There is no introduction needed for this article. -If your article doesn't have a title, use a hashtag to help people find it on the hashtag feed. For example: "#Habits for a More Productive Day" or "#Dieting Tips". -If you have trouble with any of the assignment questions, post them in the Google Doc chat and we'll give you feedback as soon as possible! -You do not need to include an introduction if there is nothing interesting about it. In that case, just start with your first sentence.##Blog Post Ideas: 1. How Dogs Lost Their Nose Pits and Ears 2. What to do When Your Computer Freezes up 3. There is a Sengalese King who has a Phd in Biochemistry 4. What the Ancient Mayans used to do with Tortoises 5. Do You Know How Many Languages are Spoken in Cameroon? 6. How Does a Computer Work? 7. The World's Top 10 Most Haunted Universities 8. 3 tips for living in a dirty city 9. How to Dress for Work 10. How Does a Vase Work? # Post titles: # What Causes Endometriosis?  # How to Jumpstart Your Morning Routine  # The Chia Seed Caveman Diet Recipe. #How to Use a Treadmill For a Morning Workout.The two most important elements of each post are the title and the content, as well as the hashtags that you choose. Habits for a More Productive Day:  Always wake up at the same time every morning, at least for ten minutes before you start your day. Create a schedule and stick to it as if your life depended on it. To me, it's the most important part of my day.    -Always stay up to date. Don't take in an overwhelming amount of information in just one day. Instead, divide the information into small chunks that you can manage throughout your day or week, depending on how much time you have to read/study. The more knowledge you share with others, the more they will learn from it too! -The Pareto Principle applies to this situation as well: 80% of your efforts give you 20% of your results while you spend 20% of your efforts for 80% of the results. Your 20% should be things like reading the first page of the book before class, taking notes, or writing down all the key points you will need to remember.  -Instead of making a journal or planner, use your phone's camera to take pictures/snapshots of any important quotes/tips you come across. This way, you won't forget anything. -Try to work out at least once every day. If you're short on time but still want to exercise at least once a week or every other day, try Interval Training (10 minutes of increasingly difficult exercises with 10 minutes of less difficult exercises) instead. 8eeb4e9f32 24
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