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Ways I stay sober
So I am what people would refer to as a Poly user. Meaning I've struggled with many different substances throughout my adult life. It all started with me getting a long bout of kidney stones and having to have lots of surgeries for them in a short period of time. The first pill my Urologist ever prescribed me was Dilaudid 4 mg, if you know anything about pain medication you will know these are very strong, along-side them he also gave me Oxycodone 10 mg. I was 19 years old when I started taking them, and I remember his words clear as day "You're going to become dependent on them, but don't worry, we will wean you off."
Tressa RosePublished 2 months ago in Lifehack
How to Make BIG Money on Vocal with AI!
Vocal is a platform that can be used by creators to share the content they create AND be compensated monetarily when that content is read.
Judey KalchikPublished 4 months ago in LifehackYour New Year Already Sucks
It’s my most favorite time of the year. And, no, I am not referring to Christmas, even though it just passed. The beginning of a new year is ripe with memes of failure. If you follow any of the popular success coaches or influential promoters of how to obtain wealth, you will know that failure is a key component of success. Because failure is not the opposite of success. Failure is good, great even. However, it’s only beneficial if you learn from it. Apply it. Adapt and revise. After all, doing the same thing over and over expecting different result is the definition of insanity. While I am not a big proponent of “New Year’s Resolutions,” I do thoroughly believe in having goals and direction.
Stephanie J. BradberryPublished 9 months ago in Lifehack
8 Gothic Home Decor Items for Oddity Lovers
Many homes have been plagued with uninspired home decor that make their visitors feel warm and welcome. It's time we put an end to the "Live, Laugh, Love" and introduce our visitors to an odder taste of decor. From anatomical pieces to friendly grim reapers, here are a few oddities and stores that will darken up your horrid abode.
Kris LelielPublished 10 months ago in Lifehack
What’s Your Body Really Saying When You Have a Headache?
Just because your body aches or you notice different sensations in different body parts, doesn’t mean it is just a physical trigger.
The Article I Needed 3 Years Ago
(Quick Q&A with myself) Am I an expert content creator? Sure not. Am I getting better at it by the day? My mom says yes. And Metrics too.
Ricky LanussePublished 11 months ago in LifehackI Recently Sold a Home, and I Cried on Settlement Day.
This article is also equally as relevant to renters, of who need to move on from such a rental home for whatever reason. Reasons for leaving a home are not necessarily due to terrible experiences happening in your life. They also have nothing to do with having a shortfall of cash. Positive experiences are also causes of needing to move from living and/or owning any form of home (investment or otherwise), where ample memories that are unique to you have been created.
Justine CrowleyPublished 12 months ago in Lifehack
Oprah ain't never gonna come clean your closet
When I watched Oprah as I was growing up, there was one thing I wanted more than anything else. I wasn’t interested in the days when she said ‘you get a car,’ and ‘you get a car’, or told the entire audience they were off on a cruise or to Sydney, Australia, or somewhere else. Sure, those things would have been nice but I knew fundamentally they weren’t going to fix my problem. Once I got back from my holiday, once I’d finished driving my car, I’d still be left with the same issue I’d always had – what to do about the mess and clutter that threatened to overtake my life. (Plus, I’d probably have a whole lot of holiday memorabilia to deal with and because of the amount of stuff we had the car mightn’t fit into the garage anyway.)
Catherine MoffatPublished about a year ago in Lifehack
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Say no to child domestic labour!
Childhood is a time for growth, learning, and exploration, not for toiling away as domestic laborers. Yet, in many parts of the world, children are being subjected to the hardships of child domestic labor, a practice that robs them of their innocence, education, and future prospects. As a society, it is our moral duty to declare, in one voice, that employing children for domestic labor is fundamentally wrong and ethically reprehensible. In this article, we will explore the harsh realities of child domestic labor, the reasons behind its persistence, and the collective actions we must take to eradicate this deeply entrenched issue.
Squares and Bevels for Wood-Working Purposes
Squares and Bevels: A Brief History Until quite recent times, all woodworkers made theirs own squares and similar tools, using suitable pieces of hard, well-seasoned wood. The most common types were large, L-shaped squares for testing the work and smaller tools for setting out, marking mitres and so on, the latter usually having a stop or fence along the shorter stock.
Temoor DarPublished about 2 hours ago in LifehackSuccessful Workout
Actual wellbeing is a foundation of in general prosperity. It envelops our actual appearance, yet in addition our capacity to work ideally in our regular routines. Taking part in standard activity and keeping a reasonable eating routine are regularly known ways of working on actual wellbeing. In any case, there are covered up indications of a fruitful exercise that go past the undeniable marks of sweat and irritation. In this article, we will investigate these secret signs and how they can be utilized to measure our actual wellbeing.
Md. Apple MiaPublished about 5 hours ago in LifehackOnline Gold Rush: Discover 11 Sensational Ways to Make Money on the Internet!
Strategies to Make Money Online In the age of technology and connectivity, the Internet offers a wide range of opportunities for those who want to make money online. From freelance to online business, there are many ways to monetize your skills and passions. In this article, we will explore various strategies and tips to make money online. Freelancing and Online Services One of the most affordable ways to start earning money online is to offer your services as a freelancer. Platforms such as Upwork, Fiverr and Freelancer are great places to promote your skills in areas such as writing, graphic design, programming and more. Build your portfolio, get positive reviews and you will quickly attract new customers. Blogging and Content Creation If you have a passion or expertise in a particular field, try to share your knowledge through a blog. You can monetize the blog through advertising, affiliate marketing and even selling products or services. Provides valuable content and builds a dedicated audience to increase the potential for gain. Affiliate Marketing Affiliated marketing involves promoting the products of other companies and earning a commission for each sale generated through your affiliate links. You can become an affiliate for various companies and products, using platforms such as Amazon Associates, ClickBank or ShareASale. Sale of Products Online If you have creative skills, from art to hand-made jewelry or digital products, you can sell these products online. Platforms such as Etsy, eBay or Shopify give you the opportunity to open your own business and interact directly with customers. Online Courses and Consulting If you are an expert in a specific field, you can offer online courses or consulting services. Platforms such as Udemy or Teachable allow creators to sell their knowledge in the form of online courses. You can also offer consulting sessions in your field of expertise. Participation in Online Surveys and Product Testing There are many sites that pay users to participate in online surveys or to test products. Even if these gains are not spectacular, they can be an easy and fun way to get extra income. Social Media and Influencer Marketing If you have a strong presence on social media platforms, you can become an influencer and collaborate with brands to promote their products or services. The more followers you have, the more opportunities you will have to collaborate. Writing Ebooks or Audiobooks If you have a story to tell or know that you want to share, writing an ebook or audiobook can be an option. You can use platforms such as Amazon Kindle Direct Publishing to publish and sell your digital works. Photo and Sale of Photos Online If you take good photos, you can sell your work on sites like Shutterstock or Adobe Stock. Many companies and creators need quality images to improve their online content. Gaming and Streaming Live If you are passionate about video games, you can earn money by streaming live on platforms like Twitch. Fans can donate money or subscriptions to support your channel. Conclusion: Find What You Are Passionate Making money online is not only about following trends, but also about identifying what you are passionate about and how you can turn that passion into an income. Whether you choose to provide services, sell products or share knowledge, the key is to be consistent and dedicated. With effort and lifelong learning, you can build your own source of income online and explore new horizons in the digital world.The best way to make money online depends on everyone's skills, passions and determination. Whether you choose to offer services, sell products or develop content online, building a digital income requires time, effort and perseverance. It is important to be flexible and open to adaptation, because as technology evolves, new opportunities arise. In this ever-expanding digital world, anyone can begin to build their own path to online financial success. With creativity and determination, the possibilities are limitless in this ever-changing environment.
Georgi ILYPublished about 11 hours ago in Lifehack
A nutritional miracle
A nutritional miracle, peanuts In contrast to genuine nuts, which are grown on farm land, peanuts, sometimes known as groundnuts, are legumes that grow underground. They consist of a shell like a pod that contains two or more seeds, or peanuts inside. These seeds are loaded with vitamins, minerals, and good fats.
Was 'The Creator' Written by AI?
Artificial intelligence (AI) has become a cultural symbol of fear and uncertainty in 2023. It is seen as the ghost in the machine that threatens to replace or replicate humanity's worst qualities. Musicians, writers, and artists worry about AI's ability to mimic their voices, which may dilute their originality and flood the world with countless fakes. The entertainment industry, represented by organizations like the WGA and SAG-AFTRA, have made the perils of embracing or ignoring AI a central focus of their protests. The future is here, and its dystopian implications are unmistakable.
Abdulah Al EmranPublished about 18 hours ago in Lifehack
A Ruler's Guide to Their Types and Usability
Rulers The standard Egyptian rule was a cubit long, about 20.7 inches. It was originally divided into seven palms, each palm sub - divided into four digits. it was a hard strip of wood about 2 x 1 inches. In section with a 45 degrees chamfer on one edge.
Temoor DarPublished about 21 hours ago in Lifehack
The best Airfryer to buy right now
Title: The Air Fryer Revolution: A Healthier Way to Fry Introduction In recent years, the air fryer has taken the culinary world by storm, revolutionizing the way we cook our favorite fried foods. This kitchen appliance, which uses hot air to circulate around food and cook it to crispy perfection, has quickly gained popularity for its ability to produce delicious, crispy results with significantly less oil than traditional frying methods. In this article, we will explore the benefits, versatility, and tips for using an air fryer, as well as its impact on healthier cooking.
Alex LaukkanenPublished a day ago in Lifehack
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