The internet is great for a lot of things. From looking at endless cat pics during your coffee breaks to finding some heartwarming stories to keep your spirits up during difficult times. However, one thing that we truly love the internet for is its role in educating us while entertaining us.
Reddit user u/Accomplished-Rough36 asked their fellow r/AskReddit users to share the life hacks that they loved so much, that they integrated them into their daily routines. And the answers were eye-opening, touching on a bit of everything.
We know that we’ll be ‘borrowing’ a few of these hacks, for sure. Scroll down, upvote the responses that caught your attention the most, and let us know in the comments which of these life hacks you think are the most useful, dear Pandas. Oh, and if you’ve got any of your own daily hacks to share with us, you can do so in the comments.
Bored Panda reached out to Steven Wooding, a member of the Institute of Physics in the UK and part of the Omni Calculator Project, having helped create the Weird Units Converter.
He told us about the pros of life hacks as a way of sharing information. "I'm a fan of distilling information down to its core essential components. An idea made simple will be quickly understood by more people and then shared," he said that simplicity and brevity are very useful tools when it comes to reaching more people. "If the life hack really helps someone in their daily life, that also increases the sharing, reaching a broader audience."
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Saying "thank you" instead of apologizing for things that dont need apologies. I'm a chronic apologizer and it's helped a lot.
For example, if I have a bad day and vent to my husband, instead of saying "sorry for venting and bringing down the mood" I'll say "thank you for listening and being supportive."
It puts a much more appreciative and positive light on your relationships!
However, Steven suggested that people should actually verify what works and what doesn't instead of trusting advice on the internet blindly. "Absolutely always test if the life hack actually works. Ideally, it would be best to do this before getting excited about the new idea and sharing it with your friends," he told Bored Panda.
He also noted that everyone should be a bit skeptical with any new idea that they come across.
The second I walk into my house when I'm done for the day, I go straight to my room and change into my comfy/ugly clothes. Now all of my good clothes last 3x longer.
You dont have to follow the rules.
Doing half the dishes is better than doing none. Having a clean hamper and a dirty hamper is completely acceptable. Nobody said the socks in your drawer had to be paired up, either. Focus on one thing in general and apply it to the whole house that day, like just do floors or surfaces. There's nothing wrong with your kids being bored sometimes, that's their problem. Let them figure it out, but don't limit what they're able to do. You don't have to "pick" what to have for dinner every night, we rotate through staples every week. If we get bored, we just eat what we feel like. Nothing wrong with a bowl of cereal and a sandwich for dinner, as long as everyone's fed and the rest of the day wasn't junk.
Steven gave some tips on evaluating new info and life hacks as you become aware of them. "Can you see how it would work based on your existing knowledge? If it's in a field you know nothing about, do some basic research in that area," he said.
"Another good option is to look for independent sources of the information (though it can be difficult as news sites tend to reflect each other). However, in the end, your best bet is to test the life hack and see if it works for you"
not quite literally daily, but everytime it comes up, I say to myself "righty tighty lefty loosey". Even if english is not my primary language lol
I stopped doing any kind of work in my dorm room at college and only did it at the libraries. Not only did I become way more productive, but I enjoyed being in my room a lot more. It’s way more comfortable (and easier) to fall asleep when you’ve taken a 15 minute walk home then when you’ve been working at your desk in the same room for 4 hours.
Reminds me of my nephew who said after weeks and weeks of homeschooling that his house didn't feel like home anymore. Broke my heart.
Posting this too late for anyone to see, but I brush my teeth as part of my daughter's bedtime routine. This keeps me from snacking late at night since my teeth already feel clean and I don't want to mess them up before bed. I've lost about 5" from my waist, and it keeps me accountable to brush my teeth before I'm too tired to care.
Also, when you go through your bed time routine with your kids you're being the example that what they have to do is something everyone has to do. Makes it feel less unfair and more like it's bedtime for everyone.
Previously, Bored Panda spoke about house cleaning and chore life hacks with parenting blogger Samantha Scroggin. She told us all about how to keep on top of things when you have a family and kids.
"Keeping the house clean is a moving target in my experience. But for me personally, an at least somewhat clean house is tremendously important to my mental health," she said.
"A tidy house helps me feel more in control of my life, and able to handle the curveballs that often come our way as busy parents,” Samantha told Bored Panda.
Washing dishes while cooking. Now it’s at a point where I just do it because I want a clean kitchen.
Getting all the sleep I need. I noticed a while back how literally everything is better when I am well rested and I don't care if people make fun of me for sleeping 9h every night. I have never pulled an all nighter in college and when I do hikes that start really early I just go to bed for the night in the late afternoon the day before and still get my sleep. Nothing standing between me and my bed lol
Preparing/getting stuff ready the night before. For example:
Getting my shoes and putting them by the front of the door
Packing my backpack with all the things I'll need for that day
Getting my underwear, shirt, pants, etc. out and folding them in a pile
Packing lunch(es) for that day
No more running around in the mornings looking for stuff on a time crunch! It’s become so much less stressful when I know where everything is and I can just get everything (on) and leave.
The parenting blogger said that she keeps small mental task lists every single day. "The tasks could be as simple as emptying the dishwasher or putting away a load of laundry. Maybe most importantly, I invest in a professional housekeeping service once a month," she revealed.
"That helps keep the house in a manageable state to the point that I can keep the house from getting totally out of control in-between visits. That said, I think parenting comes with a certain degree of clutter to be expected."
I flip my pill bottles after taking them so I remember if I took them or not. really helps if you take the same pill in morning and at night.
Hey when it comes to pills hear all the advice offered. I have a seven day pill pot, when I've taken it I leave the lid open. If I did this 20 years ago I would have one less child. Edit: while they weren't planned it doesn't make them any less loved and cherished.
My alarm clock is across the room, requiring me to get out of bed to turn it off. Prevents me from falling back asleep.
I get up, put off, go back to bed and fall asleep. and sometimes don't even remember I did it. I'm on the automatic or something.
Every time I leave a room I spend less than thirty seconds tidying or doing one task. Pickup a pillow off the floor. Return a glass to the kitchen. Going to the bathroom, carry up some laundry. Literally every time I leave a room. It’s such a habit now that I don’t even think about it but I do notice that my home is always tidy.
I also have a home for everything in my house. I literally never lose anything. You have to take a step back occasionally and think about the location of things logically. When an item is very economical to buy, I own multiples for sake of ease. Scissors in the kitchen, office and bathroom. Makes life easier and saves so much time. The flip side of that is always storing like things in one location. Batteries, no matter the type all in one location with battery chargers. I never throw them in a random drawer.
"Random drawer" = kitchen drawer #3. That's where all this kind of useful things go.
For Samantha, a happy and warm home should have kindness as the core family value. "My house is always a little bit chaotic because we all have big personalities and are a loud and busy bunch. But I stress to my kids the importance of us being kind to one another. Kindness and love are at the root of a happy home for me, even when things get crazy and we slip up and say things we don't mean,” she said.
If you have long hair, brush it before you get into the shower.
It really reduces the amount of hair in the drain, and it makes it easier to shampoo and condition more thoroughly.
Making my bed and straightening my room every morning. It started when I was trying to cope with major depression. Good tool.
Going to bed in a made bed is so much nicer. Even walking through the room it feels better. This should be higher up.
Drink. Water.
It's something so simple yet so often ignored.
Yeah, it can get annoying at times. I never really want to get up at 3:30am to piss. I don't really want to have to stop on, say, a six-hour drive because I have to pee.
But, staying well hydrated helps me feel better, look better, rest better (yeah, there's the 3:30am piss, but that's after three hours of sleep. I didn't toss and turn for three hours before then,) etc.
And it will help you live longer. Your organs will thank you.
Make a list. I have severe anxiety, and I used to stress all day about all the things I need to do. Making a list gives you an easy way to keep track of your accomplishments, but more importantly, it just gets all of that out of your head. I don’t need to keep going over what I need to do today because it’s all on the board in front of me. Then I can choose the thing I feel like I can handle at the moment and keep checking things off little by little.
And it feels nice to check something off your list, like an accomplishment even if it is a small thing.
I bought 24 pairs of the same socks and threw the rest of miss matching ones away.
I have a couple “winter socks” and that’s it.
Empathizing with someone when they're angry. This has saved me countless times in my customer service career.
I agree. Face it. Many of us had our moments when our emotions got the worst of us. Sometimes, how someone reacts back can either diffuse or escalate the situation. Pointing a camera in someone's face when they're already having a bad time, laughing, mocking, shouting back, arguing, accusing them of lying, it's just going to make things harder for everyone. Even if you have to pretend to be empathetic just to calm them down can make a huge difference.
“Don’t put it down, put it away”
Edit: thanks for the awards and badges etc everyone! I truly don’t know what they mean but appreciate it lol.
A lot of ppl here saying “please tell my wife” or “please tell my husband”; Funny enough, my WIFE is the one that made me live by this. She saw it on an ADHD subreddit she frequents (to get a better idea of what goes on in my head lol). She’s an amazing person.
Thanks again everyone.
If you have to put something down for a bit, like say your phone or glass of water, say out loud, "I'm putting this ____ here."
I guess that by doing that you engage different parts of you brain and makes it more likely for you to remember where you put something when you need it again.
If I'm feeling depressed I just tell myself " I'm depressed for now." It helps me look forward to when I'm not feeling down.
I give myself a deadline until when can I be "depressed" (NOT DEPRESSION, JUST SAD) . This allows me to give myself time I need and prepare my head to do something about it, when comes the deadline I set.
Drinking one cup of water for every two alcoholic beverages.
I keep a bottle of water by my bedside before I go to bed. When I wake up to go pee I chug as much as I can and pass back out.
End up with far less of a hangover
I thought it was the other way round. Two cups of water for every alcoholic beverage.
Thinking of different scenarios for bad drivers. If there’s a truck going 90mph on the highway and weaving through lanes without a turn signal, I just imagine that he’s on the verge of crapping his pants and that’s why he’s in a rush. I find it funny and usually improves my mood.
Don’t yuck someone’s yum. Try out their flavor of food once
Yep I just love peanut butter and onion sandwiches - try it you'll like it!
The chef who taught me to cook said at the get go, 90% of cooking is cleaning
"Clean As You Go" was one of the five basic cooking rules I was taught. I still use it every time I cook and it makes things so much simpler.
Shopping a list. Putting things on a list when they need to be replaced and the sticking to the list when I go shopping. It's probably saved me many thousands of dollars by now.
Sticking to the list it's my biggest problem going shopping.
Getting out of bed immediately when the alarm goes off.
People who do this : what's your secret, motivation, voodoo, kind of alarm,aspirations and dreams? HOW, just How ?
Deep stretching right before bed or right when waking up. makes a world of difference
Glass of water in the microwave to cook food that isn't already frozen. Works really well with things like pasta that you want to reheat and not get that really bad rubberized texture. The temp of the water is also usually a good tell on how hot your food is, so you don't need to go and taste it cold.
Microwave a glass of water so the inside of the microwave is nice and steamy then wipe it down. Easiest way to clean a microwave.
That moment trick from Deadpool.
I have a bad temper, not going to lie. It felt uncontrollable for a while, but it was just because I was always so quick to react.
Like as a kid, if my brother said something that rubbed me the wrong way, the next moment, I was trying to fight my brother without even thinking.
Now, if something pisses me off, I catch myself and think about why that thing pissed me off. 9 times out of 10, I'm just being dumb and allowing something dumb to upset me. This helps a lot if you rage in video games. Most of the time if you're raging in a game at someone on your team, you're the problem.
Resting my feet on a small booster stool for optimal pooing position
Carrying a bag with me that folds into a tiny thing. I love it and people always smile at it when I say i don't need a bag at the store
When I'm trying to sleep in bed at night I go over what I did that day and think of everything I did in a positive light or as if it's part of a goal I'm working towards. I've never been depressed (or at least diagnosed with it!) but this helps feeling like I've accomplished something and I can feel better about what I've done. Celebrate every little thing you did, and also it helps me fall asleep a little bit faster too.
The "never been depressed" bit is weird. Depression is a real, serious illness. You didn't prevent depression with optimism. That's not how depression works. You were just lucky enough never to get it.
My summer hack is coffee ice cubes. I make a tray of coffee cubes for my ice coffee. One cup of coffee makes one tray. Game changer, no more watery ice coffee.
Sleeping with a pillow between my knees. No more lower back pain
Putting the cream in the bottom of the cup and pouring the coffee in. Thousands of spoons saved from the dishwasher. Hundreds of stir sticks kept out of landfills.
Doing my part.
We just have a "coffee spoon". Everyone who makes coffee uses the same spoon from the morning to the evening and it's chucked in the dishwasher at night with the rest.
I pour the cream [vanilla soymilk in our case!] in a slow swirl motion at the end, that stirs it just fine.
I would never do 'milk in first' but I don't ever stir it anyway, to save time and dishes :) My mum said recently, when making me a cup of tea, 'is this enough milk, you often seem to add an extra drop at the end'. Made me realise she was right and I did it 'cos I never know for sure how strong the tea is until I have picked up the mug and it's begun to mix!
I don't think it works if you use sugar; doesn't dissolve in the now-cooler coffee. Got a trick for that?
A chop stick for stirring everything. It easily releases everything with a quick rinse under the faucet.
Yes! I have done this for many years and always get funny looks. Thank you for letting me know I'm not the only one.
ignoring people I don't want to interact with
I f I don't recognize a phone number it does not get answered. Wearing a mask and Dark glasses is a great way to ignore people!
When you leave a room, take one thing with you that belongs somewhere else.
When I see a part of the bathroom is getting dirty/dusty, I immidiately clean it. Toilet or sink or floor whatever.
Doing 10% of something is better than doing none. I'm not the healthiest physically or mentally, so keeping organised is hard. But if I do one thing, I consider myself productive.
I had a therapist that did something similar. When she would tidy up, she'd carry a tote with her. Anything that didn't belong in a place, she put in the tote to be returned to where it belonged
Buying a meal deal and keeping the chocolate bar in your coat pocket. When you finish work and get into the elevator you’ll always put your hands in your coat pockets ready for the s**tty commute home. And there it is, a nice little treat to remind you that everything is ok
Not leaving the house in an absolute tear to get to work. Take an extra fifteen minutes to make your bed, start/empty the dishwasher, tidy the kitchen, toss all your laundry into the basket.
This not only helps me be calm when I get home but I find myself less frazzled at work too.
I've been doing this, since I went with my baby to hospital and stay there without have any courage to ask a friend to bring over clothes and higiénic products because my house was a embarrassing mess. Never again.
I once saw a video about extending the life of shaving razors by cutting out a piece of old jeans and using it as a strop. I get about 6 months out of a single Gillete Mach 3 and I am a legit Sasquatch.
You can also store whatever disposable razor you're using blade side down in a cup with some baby oil. Keeps the blades sharp for so much longer. Also using baby oil to shave results in heavenly smooth shaved legs.
I saw an episode of Wife Swap in 2005 where the mom had this system with her sponges that stuck with me. You just downgrade the dishes sponge to the wiping off the counter sponge instead of throwing it out right away. It makes me feel like I have my s**t together when I’m losing it tbh
And then downgrade to clean the balcony and outside areas or the toilet or the cooking oven.
Having a bedtime routine helps me to fall asleep. Otherwise, I have trouble. My routine is watching one episode of a funny or happy show on TV. And then reading manga on my phone, with the screen set to its dimmest. Works like a charm
leaving a bottle of water on my nightstand, so I drink it first thing in the morning.
also don't really know if it's a life hack or not, but using a sneaker as a cup holder when I'm not near a table.
This will probably go straight to the bottom but sometime last year or the year before there was a thread on Reddit that was something regarding "your best life hack" and on there, some kind Redditor taught me that holding down Windows-Shift-S opens up the snip-screen menu on Windows 10 for screenshotting and simple highlighting or marking up your desktop.
I use that every single day now. I was probably very late to that party too but someone will read this and be happy they did. Paying it forward.
Heat take-out Chinese in a pan with a bag of frozen veggies. It's healthier per portion and costs less because you get more. Win-win.
Doing 1 thing at a time and nothing else. Life becomes so much simpler.
Write a list of the stuff you need to do and just follow that list.
Multitasking is a myth, you can only do one thing at a time properly.
A work from home life hack I adopted was using break time from work to do low mental energy chores. Stuff like dusting furniture and vacuuming the pool is a nice break from the mental energy of working and I’m getting stuff done.
Adding a tbs of Chia seeds to my cereal to help me feel more full.
My teenaged kids constantly gave me their laundry inside out with their underwear and socks still stuck to the pants, like they literally peeled them off in one piece. I’d nag and nag at them to turn their clothes right side out and they continue to leave them inside out so I decided to give them back their laundry clean but inside out. It worked.
Lists of stuff you need to do. It doesn't matter how minor it is, put it all on there.
Then, you have two options. Do the easiest one first, and demonstrate to yourself that you've been pointlessly putting it off. Or do the most difficult one first, so that you get it out of the way and the list becomes easier and easier to finish.
Either way, pretty soon the focus of your activity changes from the actual tasks to "crossing things off the list". You barely even notice you're doing the tasks anymore, you just remember the pay-off you get when you cross another item off the list.
" A bad pencil is better than the best memory". Jewish proverb, I think.
-Taking my dog for a 20 min. walk first thing in the morning to get my brain and body moving
-Filling a water bottle and leaving it on the kitchen counter before bed so I'll remember to chug it first thing in the morning. My day is completely different when I start it off well-hydrated.
-Doing 15-20 minutes of light cleaning after work to save from doing a ton of housework on the weekends.
I think people often underestimate the power of the human body. Water is water no matter what flavourings are added. Yes, those flavourings may have their own effect, but water is water. The body knows this.
Not sitting down until everything is done. Come home from work, get changed, put the laundry on, do the dishes, make dinner/meal prep, clean the house a bit, walk the dog. Do everything thats needed of you before you sit down on the couch/to have dinner.
This is what my mom does. It would drive me nuts, and our guests when we'd have company. People would have to tell my mom to come and sit lol.
I got three. Putting green onions in water and not in the fridge before using them, and then also putting the white parts in water after using the greens. They grow back quickly so you can use them again. The finger trick for measuring water for rice. It works every time and the rice comes out perfect. And neem oil for my plants, they love it.
Setting calendar reminders for myself that go off when I need to do them.
I connected my family to Google calendar so they all see the same things that i do. "Mom, when is my...." "Check the calendar ". Work schedules, dr appointments, sporting events, it's all in there. You can also enter things as private events, as apposed to family events.
One that I read on here and have since adopted entirely is to squeegee off water when I've had a shower. Totally the best advice I've had on a life hack thread.
Getting lunches ready the night before. Not necessarily packing them up, but getting all the individual parts ready. If I’m bringing leftovers, then packing a portion. Or cutting up veggies and cheese to make a little snack platter. Then in the morning I grab the things I prepped the night before, with the easy to grab things (an apple, a yogurt, maybe a muffin if I was ambitious and baked some, or a hard boiled egg if I thought enough ahead and made some) and there’s my lunch.
Rather than figuring it out from scratch in the morning, or just buying something during my lunch break.
I worked out just how much buying lunches cost. I now make my own lunches. I bring in the components and make up a sandwich (so it doesn't go soggy) or have leftovers. Cheaper and far, far nicer and fresher.
When stuck in bed with my phone in the morning, I aim to at least relocate to the couch. Always end up starting my day accidentally instead.
I’m 87 years old, and I can say I have NEVER been stuck in bed with a phone. Not even when sick ! Other things, yes. No phones in my bedroom, wired, cell, smart or otherwise.
Purposely rewording anything "negative" in terms of "not positive". Doesn't matter that I'm saying the word "not", I'm still suggesting "positive".
Congratulating myself when finishing a meal, and when getting ready early in the morning. Just to reaffirm that "I can f**king do this".
having a notepad on my pantry door.
When I take something out I jot it down voila instant shopping list.
Brushing with my Left hand, I'm right handed and I read back in the day that if you train your brain to use your non dominant hand you'll be good in task management I think.
Best way to become ambidextrous: use cutlery with the other hand every time you eat. Write with the other hand. Practise cutting, drawing, sewing, any fine motor skill with the other hand. Do it every day for two months and you will be surprised how competent you will become.
Basic meal prep, I will buy the veggies/ fruit I want to eat that week and instead of chopping them up when I need them, I just do it all at once right after I buy them (makes it easier to just grab a handful of celery or grapes if they are already ready to go). I also pack my work food the night before that way there are no excuses to not bring it to work if I'm running late.
Fruit and vegetables lose their vitamins very quickly when the flesh is exposed to air. If you do the preprocessing thing make sure you take a daily vitamin supplement to counteract the disappearance of the natural vitamins in your food.
Waking up early everyday. I used to not be a morning person but I found a morning radio show I liked and waking up early makes me have a productive day.
What's the secret ? I realize that my life would be 90% stress and screaming free if I would wake up 30 minutes earlier but I can't bring myself to do it.
When in doubt, throw it out.
My Nana used to say "if you can't Eat it, Screw( she said the f word) it, or wear it, throw it out"
Waking up earlier on my days off. So the days I work, technically I get to sleep in a little.
Probably not even a life hack per say, but most of the comments upvoted are not life hacks either. Mine is to clean after myself, whatever I do. Cooking? Clean instantly. Spilled a drop of milk? Clean instantly. Massive s**t? Clean instantly. Washing your hands and you notice dust on the faucet? Clean instantly. It just makes life easier and you feel so much better.
Just bought a microwave with a silent mode. Changed my life!
My current microwave just beeps once when it's done, and not tons afterwards. Its heaven not to have to listen to endless beeping because my husband forgot his tea
It’s a cheap hack, but, ordering drinks with no ice - so I would get a full cup. I could drink it for 3-4 times a day, even the day after. Saves money, and a little moodbooster for me
Not to mention how horribly nasty most ice machines get at restaurants since apparently they're a bear to clean.
Drinking a pint of water on an empty stomach in the morning before breakfast.
Apparently it's good for me, I dunno, I just do it and have done for years.
my alarm clock, every morning, turns off non disturb mode on my cellphone, turns some lights and tv on, read to me the forecast for the day, a couple of reminders for the day and wishes me good morning.
Tongue scraper.
I use my blow dryer to clear the fog away from the mirror after I get out of the shower instead of wiping streaks into the glass
Putting my phone on the other side of my bedroom, so that when my alarm goes off, I have to get out of bed to shut it off.
This is for the bros. When showering, wash your ass with shampoo. Your ass crack hairs will be super soft and conditioned. Women compliment me on this all the time now.
"Mouth taping" at night led to 99.9% nose breathing during the day and it continues to blow my mind how much it has helped with sleep, allergies and brain fog.
For me, that would be very disruptive, like self-imposed sleep apnea.
Learning this shoelace knot. Pretty much just as simple as the simplest one most people learn but looks better, is more secure, and easier to undo when you want to.
Ok. What is the knot? This is what happens when posts are taken from other platforms without the full context.
I wouldn’t call these hacks. I’d call them things we learned in life. As in this how to live. You do this and the result is what you’d expect from doing the thing you did which has been done for ages now.
Load More Replies...Grand mama said : "a dirty house is like a dirty mind, will only attract rats and Cockroaches. Clean your house for a clean mind." I feel more my inner peace in a organized clean room, then when my room is a messy.
Load More Replies...If you have to remember something complex and you are already in bed for the night, just grab something and throw it in the middle of the floor, where you will see it when you wake up. I call that 'creating an anomaly'. It works.
I also do this but I need to explain it to my husband or he will automatically clean my mess!
Load More Replies...Meditation, I swear for it... I started with guide meditation, now I can do alone. Yoga is on my to do list.
Walking was my favorite meditation. Silva Mind Training taught me so much, but walking let me put it to practice.
Load More Replies...Life hack: when you want to hang something, for example a picture, and using nails, instead of measuring or guessing where the nail should go just put a small amount of toothpaste on the spot that should hang on the nail and then put it against the wall. It marks where the nail should go and easily can be wiped off lol
One I've heard of and employ that does seem to work is if you eat a meal and then still feel hungry don't immediately go for seconds or grab a snack. Wait around 20 minutes and then see if you still feel hungry. Apparently (I'm not a scientist so don't quote me on this) it can take up to 20 minutes for the stomach to send signals to your brain to register that you're full.
I make more then $12,000 a month online. It’s enough to comfortably replace my old jobs income, especially considering I only work about 11 to 12 hours a week from home. I was amazed how easy it was after I tried it…GOOD LUCK.. ===))> 𝐖𝐰𝐰.𝐒𝐚𝐥𝐚𝐫𝐲𝐛𝐚𝐚𝐫.𝐂𝐨𝐦
Load More Replies...I put my workout shoes next to my bed before I go to sleep. I put them on first thing when I wake up and I'm not allowed to sit down until I'm done working out and I take them off. It's really helped me keep a routine going during the pandemic.
Praying in the morning before I leave the house. It calms me and puts me in a good frame of mind for the day
I live on the coast, so this one works well for me: Red sky at night, Sailor's delight (Nice the next day) Red sky in the morning, Sailor take warning (Rain/Storm coming)
When you microwave something try and get it all pushed to the edges so there's a hope in the middle. This will help your food cook more evenly
When driving in the dusk or dawn, put the sun visor on the windscreen down. The light sky will mess your eyes up, but with the visor down it narrows the amount of sky in your view. You will se things like animals on the road a lot better. An old man who drove taxi his whole life told me that - and it works.
Hack. You keep using that word. I don't think it means what you think it means.
Ya these arent "life hacks". These are what people do to make there life's move fast and don't necessarily help everyone.
Yes. And still you would be surprised how many people do not have those (for many different reasons); it won't hurt to repeat things like that from time to time. Even it is all old news for you, somebody else might still benefit!
Load More Replies...I wouldn’t call these hacks. I’d call them things we learned in life. As in this how to live. You do this and the result is what you’d expect from doing the thing you did which has been done for ages now.
Load More Replies...Grand mama said : "a dirty house is like a dirty mind, will only attract rats and Cockroaches. Clean your house for a clean mind." I feel more my inner peace in a organized clean room, then when my room is a messy.
Load More Replies...If you have to remember something complex and you are already in bed for the night, just grab something and throw it in the middle of the floor, where you will see it when you wake up. I call that 'creating an anomaly'. It works.
I also do this but I need to explain it to my husband or he will automatically clean my mess!
Load More Replies...Meditation, I swear for it... I started with guide meditation, now I can do alone. Yoga is on my to do list.
Walking was my favorite meditation. Silva Mind Training taught me so much, but walking let me put it to practice.
Load More Replies...Life hack: when you want to hang something, for example a picture, and using nails, instead of measuring or guessing where the nail should go just put a small amount of toothpaste on the spot that should hang on the nail and then put it against the wall. It marks where the nail should go and easily can be wiped off lol
One I've heard of and employ that does seem to work is if you eat a meal and then still feel hungry don't immediately go for seconds or grab a snack. Wait around 20 minutes and then see if you still feel hungry. Apparently (I'm not a scientist so don't quote me on this) it can take up to 20 minutes for the stomach to send signals to your brain to register that you're full.
I make more then $12,000 a month online. It’s enough to comfortably replace my old jobs income, especially considering I only work about 11 to 12 hours a week from home. I was amazed how easy it was after I tried it…GOOD LUCK.. ===))> 𝐖𝐰𝐰.𝐒𝐚𝐥𝐚𝐫𝐲𝐛𝐚𝐚𝐫.𝐂𝐨𝐦
Load More Replies...I put my workout shoes next to my bed before I go to sleep. I put them on first thing when I wake up and I'm not allowed to sit down until I'm done working out and I take them off. It's really helped me keep a routine going during the pandemic.
Praying in the morning before I leave the house. It calms me and puts me in a good frame of mind for the day
I live on the coast, so this one works well for me: Red sky at night, Sailor's delight (Nice the next day) Red sky in the morning, Sailor take warning (Rain/Storm coming)
When you microwave something try and get it all pushed to the edges so there's a hope in the middle. This will help your food cook more evenly
When driving in the dusk or dawn, put the sun visor on the windscreen down. The light sky will mess your eyes up, but with the visor down it narrows the amount of sky in your view. You will se things like animals on the road a lot better. An old man who drove taxi his whole life told me that - and it works.
Hack. You keep using that word. I don't think it means what you think it means.
Ya these arent "life hacks". These are what people do to make there life's move fast and don't necessarily help everyone.
Yes. And still you would be surprised how many people do not have those (for many different reasons); it won't hurt to repeat things like that from time to time. Even it is all old news for you, somebody else might still benefit!
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