By Leo Babauta The girl was at work when one of her coworkers said something demeaning about her work, and she immediately got upset, felt defensive, and thought all day about how the coworker was wrong and how she could prove it to him. At home, her boyfriend left his dirty dishes in the sink...
If it's hard for you to find time to read, try focusing instead on learning through audio. While awkward at first, with some practice (and the right apps) you'll quickly become a pro.
Dave provides tips for keeping your tech gadgets clean.
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Chances are you have a smart phone, but does it actually make you more productive? In other words, do you have more free time and less stress because you have a smart phone than you’d have with a standard “dumb” phone? If not, you should probably rethink how you use it. Just...
The last recession was a bad time for pretty much everyone, but it seems that things are looking up! According to the American Express Spending & Savings Tracker, 35% of surveyed consumers were optimistic about their finances in 2013. In 2014, that number went up to 40%, and 43% feel good...
The ACA. Obamacare. The Affordable Care Act. Whatever you call it, your finances will almost certainly be affected by it, especially if you choose not to be covered by an approved plan in 2015. While many taxpayers are just now starting to feel the pinch of opting out in 2014, the penalties for...
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There are bad drivers, and there are good drivers. Reckless drivers, and safe drivers. Most of us, hopefully, fall into the latter. But how many of us are making dangerous mistakes even though we think we're actually safe drivers?
Take a look through some of the findings at the National Safety...
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President Barack Obama's 2015 State of the Union address proclaimed that community college should be as free and universal in America as high school. If passed by Congress (currently unlikely, given the political polarization in Washington), the plan could make the first two years of community...
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Few rituals in my life are as consistent or as enjoyable as slowly and meticulously brewing my wife and I fresh coffee every morning. While most people roll out of bed, throw some grounds in a filter, and hit a button on a machine, I’ve found that a few simple tricks can transform your […]
Welcome to Wise Bread's Best Money Tips Roundup! Today we found some great articles on pantry staples for any meal, misconceptions about happiness, and ways to stop emotional spending for good.
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Welcome to Wise Bread's Best Money Tips Roundup! Today we found some great articles on life-changing ways to repurpose household items, the characteristics of those who are serious about their debt, and tips to keep you ahead of the game at work.
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When I was growing up, I noticed that my dad kept his car well-stocked with supplies. A lot of the equipment was for his job busting poachers as a game warden, but most of the things were for emergency situations. And there were plenty of times when my dad was able to put those supplies […]
In the world of cooking, breaking rules can lead to either a deliciously unique dish or a kitchen disaster. Sure, there are some rules you should always follow, like salting pasta water, using exact amounts of leavening, and food safety rules. But spending time in the kitchen can be more...
By Leo Babauta A lot of us have tried various diets over the years, with little success. I remember trying about half a dozen different diets when I was trying to lose weight, and none of them stuck for more than a few weeks. Why is that? A few reasons: You’re trying to change a […]
Your clients don't pay you for what you make, they pay you for results—a subtle difference that can help you dramatically increase what you charge.
In the new year, many of us choose to take up new hobbies to fill our free time and extend our skills. I recently looked into taking a pottery class, for example, but the $600 price tag sent me scrambling elsewhere to find some less expensive fun. Sure, a good number of fulfilling activities cost...
How can the concept of mise en place be extended beyond the kitchen?
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If you are fortunate enough to have a job that affords you a break for lunch, you may find that time to be more valuable than you realize. Your lunch break is certainly a good time to get away from work for a short time, but that hour or so can also be used to perform a wide range of activities...
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You should have a theme, a motto, a definite thing that you stand for. Does that sound a bit corny to you? It did to me too until I realized how much having one could affect all aspects of my life. I’m not talking about a theme song here, even though I have wished my life had a soundtrack...
There are lots of ways to get promoted. Hard work, diligence, nepotism... But at some companies, not even having a relative in a senior position is worth much when it comes to climbing up the ranks. (See also: 12 Unique Ways to Score a Job Interview)
Read on for three of the quirkiest, most...
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