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Ingenious Life Hacks for Lazy People
There's something to be said about the attractive option of just sitting on a couch, drinking beer, and being lazy. It's nice. It's relaxation. And, it often gets on peoples' nerves. Whether we like it or not, things have to get done, regardless of how much we want to veg out.
- Top Story - November 2017
Cheap Ways to Organize Your Apartment
Having an apartment can be a ton of fun, but only if you end up keeping it clean and organized enough to find your things. I ought to know, my last apartment was only enjoyable when I was able to figure out where I put everything.
Mackenzie Z. KennedyPublished 6 years ago in Lifehack Best Multi-Tools You Never Knew You Needed
Multi-functioning utility and equipment has, by far, some of the greatest preforming tools on the market, since productivity can help you be more successful. Unfortunately, with so many different options on the market, it gets difficult finding ones that are not only efficient, durable, and all-encompassing, but also super cool.
Donald GrayPublished 6 years ago in LifehackAmazing Calendar Apps to Make Your Life Easier to Plan
Most people have a notebook or a calendar at home, where they jot down major plans and keep small notes about their day-to-day happenings. This is all well and fine, but, it's 2017 — and frankly, we can definitely do things a bit more efficiently.
Rowan MarleyPublished 6 years ago in LifehackTop Hacks for Saving Money
I have been a student for the last three years, so I've learnt some money saving hacks when it comes to grocery shopping. This post provides you with tips that I have discovered, which can help you save money.
Rachael WaterfieldPublished 6 years ago in Lifehack5 Tips When Moving On Little Money
When I first started travelling in 2016, I packed way too much stuff. I was 17 going on 18, and was terrified I would be "missing something." Boy, was that a mistake. More than half of what I packed I didn't wear for the six months I spent in a little town called Pai. When July of 2016 came around and I went home, all the cute jumpers and shirts I "loved" to wear or shoes I spent far too much money on got thrown back into the closet, never to be touched again. I don't blame myself though, I was only 17, and still with my parents.
Awesome DIY Projects For Men Your Boyfriend Will Love
Men love DIY projects. I almost want to call it instinctual, because so many guys really just can't get enough of cool things to make. To be fair, there are a lot of awesome things both men and women can enjoy making on their own out there.
Ossiana TepfenhartPublished 6 years ago in Lifehack7 Ways to Give Your Tiny Apartment Big Style
Living in a tiny apartment you can barely afford is pretty much a right-of-passage. You'll learn a lot. Maybe you'll buy some Ikea furniture and have a total meltdown putting it together. Just me?
Maddie TeesPublished 6 years ago in LifehackHow to Quit Drinking Soda
Once upon a time, the carbonation in soda gave me terrible migraines. I had to stop drinking it all together, and I didn’t touch the stuff for about ten years.
Kate NicholsPublished 6 years ago in Lifehack4 Steps to Un-F*ck Your Life a Little
We've all had those moments when we feel like we're drowning in our stuff. It's an uncomfortable feeling for two reasons: It is completely and entirely our own doing. A little elf didn't buy a bunch of shit and put it all over your home. It's an unfriendly reminder of the materialistic culture we don't like to associate ourselves with. How can we complain about having so much while others have so little?
Maddie TeesPublished 7 years ago in LifehackTake Dorms from Drag to Fab In 4 Steps!
Is that dorm room or apartment looking bland or as most would say "pretty average" or "prison-like?" It happens when decorating abilities are very limited due to regulations or fear of damages.
Ashley ThompsonPublished 7 years ago in LifehackBudgeting with a Built-In Savings Plan for Goal-Oriented People
Financial instability is the top cause of unhealthy stress in the U.S.A., leading to relationship problems, depression and other serious health problems (heart attack, high blood pressure and anxiety). To combat this issue, people in every stage of life should be making use of a budget plan to have more productive and smart spending.