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That IT Girl Rule #4

Improve your cooking skills…

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I know that we all lead very full and busy lives. With the invention of fast food, and ready made meals, many women believe that it is no longer important to know how to properly cook a meal from scratch or we make cooking the last priority on on our long list of daily task .

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I am here to tell you that even though we may not have time to cook a 5 course meal everyday, I think is of upmost importance that we at least learn how to boil an egg, cook rice, and bake chicken. It is essential that we can provide nourishment to ourselves and our loved ones.

I would love to know what some of your favorite recipes are. Let’s discuss below, or contact me.

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That IT Girl Rule #3

Say “please” and “thank you.”

Doing this is just a matter of having great manners, however, you will be surprised how many people have never learned this basic rule.

Saying “please” when making request is simply polite behavior.

“Thank you” goes a long way. Not only are you showing gratitude, and acknowledging one’s help, but also this shows respect to one’s contribution.

So IT Girls…The next time you make a request of someone, or you will like to show gratefullness towards another’s actions…simply,

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That IT Girl Rule #2

Keep your fingernails neat, clean, and manicured…

You can tell a lot about a person just by how they take care of their hands. This may sound shallow, but it’s true. Hands that are clean, moisturized and polished typically belong to people that pay close attention to detail, and take pride in their appearance.

A couple of pointers…

If you are wearing any nail color other than a clear topcoat, and it chips or smudges, remove the color and re-paint the nail. If you can see the chip, then so can everyone else.