2013 2013 Holiday Gift Giving Guide: Utilitarian unitaskers as gifts Here at Unclutterer, we make weekly jokes about unitaskers — items with only one purpose and very little utility tied to that purpose. However, there are useful unitaskers, single-purpose items … Continued
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In today’s world, there’s so much constantly going on. We’re constantly multitasking away, getting a million different things done in a minimal amount of time. This has created such a fast paced society that more and more people are being diagnosed with anxiety disorders. More...
Creativity isn't the result of a high IQ or being "right-brained." Before you get set to work on your next project, know what's actually holding you back and what's all in your head.
A few weeks ago my esteemed Wise Bread editors asked me to write How to Look Rich Without Having Much Money, the title of which is self-explanatory and one that I knew would ruffle more than a few feathers. I'm a glutton for punishment.
That's also why I've chosen to take on this new piece....
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For most of us, travel is something we do when we're going on vacation or visiting friends and relatives. But other people, they get to travel all the time; once a month, or maybe even once or twice a week. Not only that, but it's all paid for. These are the people who have chosen careers that...
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For the last couple of weeks we’ve been exploring the subject of shyness. In our first post, we talked about the nature of shyness and its symptoms. In last week’s article, we outlined the faulty thinking that leads to self-consciousness and anxiety, which in turn fuels shy feelings and the desire...
Do you find lots of DIY home projects online that look absolutely amazing, but when you get to the instructions, well, your jaw drops at the difficulty? Me too. (See also: 15 Home Decorating Ideas for Under $5)
The good news is that there are plenty of straightforward projects out there that...
Welcome to Wise Bread's Best Money Tips Roundup! Today we found some great articles on facts that will make you happier right now, things you shouldn't keep in your wallet over the holidays, and tips for secure shopping this season.
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15 Facts That Will Instantly Make You Happier...
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Many people give Happier at Home and The Happiness Project as holiday gifts. A trend that I very much appreciate. If you’d like to make your gift more special and personalized, sign up here, and I’ll send you a bookplate that’s personalized for the recipient and signed by me (as shown in the...
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Macy's printable coupons take $10 off $25 and $20 off $50, Living Social offers $50 Saks Fifth Avenue OFF 5th...
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You don't always need any help making dumb financial choices… but these nine people might be inadvertently rooting you on. (See also: Is Peer Pressure Keeping You Poor?)
1. Your Spouse
There are many ways your spouse can hurt your finances, even if she has good spending habits. For...
I changed my nutrition lifestyle to one that contains significant amounts of both meat and vegetables a few months ago. I was shocked when my grocery bill for the month went down and I could get by on 30$ and sometimes 50$ a month. $50 a month is obviously minimalist grocery – it is not for...
Living on the edge feels good. Even the smallest of risks is scientifically proven to increase your enjoyment of whatever activity you're engaged in. Intrigued? Read on for our roundup of some small, specific small risks we suggest everybody consider taking.
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Anymore, it doesn't make a lot of sense to get a credit card if you aren't receiving some sort of rewards benefit. If you are going to use credit to make purchases, then you might as well recoup some of that. However, there are hundreds of these types of rewards and cash back credit cards. They...
Editor’s Note: Benjamin Franklin was one of the most quotable men in history. Everyone knows his famous sayings like “God helps them who help themselves,” and “Early to bed and early to rise, makes a man healthy, wealthy, and wise.” But his vast body of writings...
Benjamin Franklin was the quintessential self-made man. From humble beginnings, he rose to become a successful printer, scientist, musician, and author. In his spare time, he helped found a country. The key to Franklin’s success was his drive to constantly improve himself – mentally,...
By Leo Babauta I’m so excited: today I launch my new book, Zen Habits: Mastering the Art of Change. And I need your help. The book is written (just finished on Friday!), but I need your support to get it printed. So I’ve launched a Kickstarter campaign, and this limited edition of the...
Welcome to Wise Bread's Best Money Tips Roundup! Today we found some terrific articles on secret tactics for shopping at warehouse stores, getting organized even when you don't have time, and conquering indecision.
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7 Secret Tactics Warehouse Stores Don't Want You to Know —...
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Over the weekend, I read Christopher Isherwood’s memoir, My Guru and His Disciple. It’s an account of Isherwood’s relationship with Swami Prabhavananda, the Hindu monk who was his spiritual mentor and friend for more than thirty years. (The photo shows Swami Prabhavananda on the...
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Levi's Sale: Up to 67% off, OshKosh B'Gosh Black Friday Doorbusters from $7, Dirt Devil Friends & Family...
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