Support yourself by engaging in healthier habits and getting organized.
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How do finance your pictures and support yourself while filming?
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It is possible to support yourself with a smaller community.
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You might have to find a way to financially support yourself.
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This weekend's Taurus new moon asks how you materially support yourself.
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"It's hard to support yourself as a visual artist, period," Köerner added.
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It's also important to start saving early and be able to support yourself.
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Q: As you began to pursue that career, how did you support yourself?
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Getting paid enough as an artist to support yourself counts as a success.
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Belonging to a family of friends probably means you only have to support yourself.
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Find ways to support yourself as you go through these intense and emotional changes.
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It's knowing that without your family you wouldn't even be able to support yourself.
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Contact a helpline if you need support yourself or need help supporting a friend.
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Since mid-February, you've been figuring out what you need in order to support yourself.
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We also provide you with a monthly wage to get you going and support yourself.
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Being a digital nomad means you're not just traveling, you're earning money to support yourself.
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Going to work to support yourself and your family should not be a death sentence.
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Then in your 20s and 30s you romance potential partners, find jobs and learn to support yourself.
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"In Denmark, you should support yourself if you can," said Immigration Minister Inger Stojberg, defending the idea.
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In the long term, you'll have spent money that will be necessary to support yourself down the line.
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Working after retirement to make ends meet and to support yourself and your family has more negative outcomes.
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You support yourself right on that spot, that pad on your hand, what we call the thenar eminence.
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It is exhausting to support yourself on the wall that long, so most fall off long before that.
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Now that Virgo season is over, it's time for you to consider the ways you can support yourself.
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So when you graduate do you think you're going to be able to support yourself off of your degree?
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Robertson: On that note, how hard is it to support yourself as an indie developer who works in VR?
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EVANS: AND ERIN, CAN YOU GIVE US ANY CLUES IN TO HOW YOU MIGHT SUPPORT YOURSELF FINANCIALLY GOING FORWARD?
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This is a great time to check in with your feelings and to do something special to support yourself.
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Once you have confidence in your ability to support yourself, then you can take risks that feel surprisingly liberating.
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Without a guaranteed wage and with huge pay cuts it is impossible to plan to support yourself or your family.
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"So, what do you think you're going to do to support yourself?" he asked, kicking back and crossing his arms.
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The below tweets can show you how to recognize the signs, find people to talk to, and support yourself and others.
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Mars connects with Saturn on September 9, helping you strategize: You're seeing your limits but figuring out how to support yourself.
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Therapy isn't enough; you need a way to support yourself between sessions, for those times when you start to question yourself.
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Venus moves into Leo on Saturday, helping you do more research to figure out how to support yourself in immaterial ways, too.
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In reality, it requires control over every quivering muscle to elongate and support yourself enough to do even the most basic steps.
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ANONYMOUS If you are as happy as you say and able to support yourself, we should all be as crazy as you.
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Your friends, and your friends of friends, are well connected enough to help you find the things you need to support yourself.
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Some, including financial guru Suze Orman suggest you aim to put away even more: enough to support yourself for about a year.
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Ask yourself if there are any new ways you can support yourself, and remember to seek out help if you need it.
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Make a conscious effort to support yourself with a reminder that you're doing the best you can and you are a good person.
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"My dad always said, 'I'm giving you the gift of education so you can support yourself, and never depend on anybody,'" she said.
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You can best support yourself by taking care of business and making a to-do list of all the chores you need to tackle.
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"It's hard to support yourself in porn unless you're willing to take almost every job that comes along," a performer named Mandy Morbid tells the author.
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"You will be expected to support yourself in the community until departing Australia," said a letter by the Immigration Department that was leaked to The Age.
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Given that you may need to support yourself for decades, spending an extra five to 10 years in the workforce, even just part-time, makes sense.
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Even if you're willing to make such compromises, make sure the help you provide won't put you at risk of needing financial support yourself down the line.
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Virgo season had you taking a hard look at your financial situation, and now Libra season has you busy planning and thinking about how to support yourself.
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" A 25-year-old woman wrote, "There is…an immense amount of pressure realizing you will be supporting someone else, especially when you are just learning to support yourself.
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The Employment Non-Discrimination Act tackled discrimination in one very important part of people's lives, which is the ability to work in order to support yourself and your family.
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Crucially, if you don't already have a job offer in Canada, it also looks at whether you have enough money saved up to support yourself until you find one.
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Some countries will require that you have a return flight before letting you in (or at least have the ability to show you have the means to support yourself).
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It's losing your ability to support yourself, to support your family, and this is fucking real whether you are the biggest or movie star or the lowest-pay-grade assistant.
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"Imagine struggling with anxiety and then having additional fears about your ability to support yourself financially and your access to healthcare," Julie Barthels, a clinical social worker practicing in Illinois.
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"For example, if you can obtain health care coverage through your spouse, it often means you can support yourself more easily, and put a little more money away," he said.
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He pointed out that since many employers could be scaling back during a recession, it could be harder to quickly find a new job to support yourself and your family.
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The really cool thing is that the major organic marketing channels are so powerful, if used correctly you can support yourself as a new entrepreneur by choosing just one of them.
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All the technological innovation in the world wouldn't matter much if you didn't have the means to support yourself with a steady job, have regular meals or a roof over your head.
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After spending time thinking about the ways you support yourself both materially and psychologically, you enter a more intellectually curious headspace on Monday as messenger Mercury enters your house of contracts and correspondences.
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Taking this time to energetically cleanse your home, work out some issues with your family or roommates, or reconnect with your roots is a great way to support yourself emotionally at this time.
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Between the new moon in Gemini and Mercury entering Cancer, I want you to reflect on how you communicate your needs and what you can do to support yourself in asking for what you want.
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"There's a moral issue where if you're working full time you should be able to support yourself and your family," said Richard Wagstaff, the president of the Council of Trade Unions, which supports wage increases.
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Except for the simple fact that in the water, you have no choice but to struggle to support yourself atop an inflatable pterodactyl or whatever, and on dry land, we have these things called normal chairs.
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If you decide to go this route, make sure you know you'll be able to support yourself financially before you go nomad, whether that's starting your business as a side hustle or locking in your first clients.
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Experts generally encourage everyone to keep three-to-six months' worth of expenses in an emergency fund to cope with an accident, crisis or layoff, and Suze Orman suggests you aim to put away enough to support yourself for about a year.
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The moves vary from crunches (while riding, you drop your elbows and support yourself through your abs) to tap-backs (you thrust your hips backward while riding out of the saddle), and many of them hit weird muscles you didn't know existed.
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But I worry that the pressure of the cost of living makes it a lot harder to come there with a dream and a dollar and be able to support yourself just by writing and not having to take up a bunch of other jobs.
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Money gives you more control over your life; the freedom to retire early, the security to support yourself and your family, the comfort of buying things and experiences that excite you, the option of saying "yes" when your friends invite you to dinner...I could go on and on.
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When you talk about adding criminal convictions to that, creating extra barriers to your ability to support yourself, the fact is that our economy doesn't work for everybody, and there are folks who do sex work because of discrimination that they experience in areas of housing, employment, and healthcare access.
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In these countries, having a family member who's already a citizen doesn't guarantee you a spot as an immigrant yourself — having an advanced degree, being fluent in the language, and being able to support yourself (or have a job waiting for you when you arrive) matter as much or more.
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Cramer broke it down by age: "You're going to be living off your investments for the rest of your life, so some part of your portfolio should always be trying to create more wealth in case you live longer than you expect and need more money to support yourself," Cramer said.
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The moves vary from crunches (while riding, you drop your elbows and support yourself through your abs) to tap-backs (the act of thrusting your hips backward while riding out of the seat), and are designed to work all the muscles in your body so that you're exercising more than just your legs.
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Meier suggests that the best way to elegantly get out of a car is the "swivel and pop" — first you position yourself at the end of your seat and as close to the door as possible, then you place both hands behind yourself and use them to support yourself as you turn (with ankles and knees together!) to place your feet outside the car.
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"Do [the work] well ... for yourself" is about being good at what you do in order to support yourself financially, but it's also about developing the confidence that comes from Morrison's second lesson: Knowing that you bring You to whatever work you do; you are not a human byproduct — a mix of work-derived esteem and end-of-day energy — from the jobs you do.
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Stemming is a counterforce technique where you support yourself between two spots by pressing in opposite directions.
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To apply under this category a certificate of sponsorship is required. Points Scoring Points are awarded under the points based system for the following: -Qualifications (this ranges from GCSE A-Level equivalents to PHD's); -Future Expected Earnings (the salary that is received by the applicant); -Sponsorship (the type of sponsorship you are applying under); -English language skills; -Available maintenance (funds used to support yourself).
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You could support yourself by the picture in the book with your name." Moseley discovered that George Hunt Williamson, another prominent contactee and friend of Adamski, did not witness any UFO nor Adamski's encounter with Orthon, despite his public statements claiming otherwise. When Irma Baker, Jerrold Baker's wife, accused him of lying about the incident, Williamson told her cryptically that "sometimes to gain admittance, one has to go around the back door." In his report on Adamski, Moseley wrote "I do believe most definitely that Adamski's narrative contains enough flaws to place in very serious doubt both his veracity and his sincerity.
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