A Professional Organizer S Favorite Software

ActiveWords I have been using this software for several years and don’t know what I would do without it. ActiveWords allows you to create your own computer shortcuts, just like making macros that work anywhere on your computer. It allows you to quickly paste blocks of text, open folders, open documents, launch programs, and go to specific web pages. You trigger the shortcuts by typing the ActiveWord that you choose, and then typing a trigger key, preset at F8....

January 17, 2023 · 3 min · 491 words · Louie Hayes

A Quick Way To Make Cr Me Brulee Without An Oven

When Leon, my dear son, asked me if I’d like to guest post on Lifehack, I felt honored and anxious at the same time. Lifehack is one of the authority blogs, that I’ve subscribed and enjoyed reading for a long time, talking about tips and hacks on making life easier and more effective. I feel anxious about what I should share with all the loyal readers and visitors of Lifehack....

January 17, 2023 · 4 min · 782 words · Susie Jenkins

A Random List Of Unique Gifts

1. Print someone a book online If you’re looking to do something really thoughtful, try making a book. Bookemon.com allows you to create a book from different formats and templates. It could be any kind of book – a children’s book, a recipe book, a scrapbook, a book that’s all words. It’s all online and prices start at $10, but keep your eye out for specials. 2. An awesome mug A cool thing about mugs is that you can find all kinds of them....

January 17, 2023 · 4 min · 746 words · Patsy Sharpe

A Touching Story Of A Daughter On Her Battle To Save Her Father S Life

Joanna William, a 19-year-old student from the Philippines, is now going through the biggest trial of her life. Her 47-year-old father, John, has deteriorated and now barely hanging on to his life. It started with pneumonia, an illness that can be treated easily, but for someone poverty stricken, it’s a struggle to even afford medical consultation. Here’s her story: To help her family, you can send your donations through their Generosity Fundraising....

January 17, 2023 · 3 min · 504 words · Buster Gonzalez

A Video That Shows Just How Important Sun Screen Is

In his video ‘How The Sun Sees You’, he shines ultra-violet light on people’s faces to expose damage the sun can do, such as freckles and blemishes. What’s even more surprising is how much of a difference just a little sunscreen can make! Check it out: How The Sun Sees You | Thomas Leveritt Featured photo credit: How The Sun Sees You | Thomas Leveritt via youtube.com

January 17, 2023 · 1 min · 67 words · Basil Beaudion

A Whole New World Built In Vintage Ring Boxes

Errrybody loves McDonalds looks at a combination of two points in history: one when there was a lack of technology and life was slower paced and the golden age of the golden arches. The details of Déjeuner sur I are truly remarkable when considering the scale of this ring box.You can almost hear the vibrant laughter of the sunbathers. TALWST told The Guardian that El Torero is an homage to one of his favorite painters, Edouard Manet’s La Muerte del Torero....

January 17, 2023 · 2 min · 237 words · George Hemmer

Accept Where You Are And Happiness Is At Your Fingertips

January 17, 2023 · 0 min · 0 words · Irma Hudgins

Ace Any Public Speaking Gig With These 6 Tips Backed By Science

Believe it or not, the fear of death only comes in at second place. In a joke said on the popular show Seinfeld, he said that: It may seem odd, but even the most seasoned public speakers will tell you that they still get the jitters from time to time. Whether you’re about to give a toast at a bridal reception, or you need to pitch a proposal to a client, getting over your fear of public speaking can open up a lot of doors....

January 17, 2023 · 5 min · 934 words · Terrance Ford

Always Feeling Hungry You Might Be Simply Thirsty

And you ask…what’s happening? Why my appetite is growing so fast? You start to suspect if you have parasite in your body, or if you have diabetes. All these are possible. But most of the time, you’re just thirsty. 75% of Americans[1] are chronically dehydrated and don’t even know it. And the problem is, most people can’t tell the difference between hunger and thirst. What? Even a kid would be able to tell the differences?...

January 17, 2023 · 2 min · 278 words · Charles Norwood

Always Hitting The Snooze Button Science Says It S Linked To Your Creativity

Changing the course of evolution Following the circadian rhythm pattern of our ancestry is what most people do, but not you. We are all familiar with the feeling of wanting to sleep in no matter what the incentive is, it’s still far too tempting to get an extra 10, 20, or 30 minutes of sleep. You’ll be glad to know that there is a method to your madness. The usual thing for your body to do is stay on a normal circadian rhythm....

January 17, 2023 · 3 min · 543 words · Sondra Lee

Amazing Things A Hug Does To Your Brain That You Never Expected

Why Hugs Are Magic – What They Do To Your Brain Let’s take a closer look at what goes on inside your body when someone hugs you. When someone touches you, they activate pressure receptors within your skin. Known as Pacinian corpuscles, these receptors fire signals to your vagus nerve. This feels so good because the vagus nerve is an area within your brain that plays a vital role in regulating many of your body’s key functions such as blood pressure....

January 17, 2023 · 2 min · 243 words · Christopher Merrifield

Are You A Man 25 Skills To Prove It

Popular Mechanics has 25 that every man should know, and you’ll notice none of them are anything like ‘configure a POP account’ or ‘validate CSS’. These are actually very handy things to learn, and you’ll be pleased to know that each skill only requires a minute to read [or jot down in your Moleskine]. 25 Skills Every Man Should Know: Your Ultimate DIY Guide – [PopularMechanics]

January 17, 2023 · 1 min · 66 words · Erica Spasiano

Are You Living Consciously In An Unconscious World

A Personal Search For me, a large part of the last decade has been something of a personal expedition beyond the world of logic, academia, business, conventional thinking, religion and even (the traditional approach to) personal development. While all of those things serve a purpose and have value (of course), I wanted to see what lives beyond them. After all, sometimes terms like ‘logic’ and ‘common sense’ are just euphemisms for fear and not-knowing-any-different....

January 17, 2023 · 8 min · 1541 words · Nicholas Grisham

Are You Working Or Organizing

What we could all agree might be that there must be a balance. If you are only fine tuning your GTD system, what are you doing it for? Likewise, if you are constantly battling to handle your workload, an adjustment into how you work should be made. Work on your workflow, but don’t stop working. You Need to Get to Work! – [Newsweek]

January 17, 2023 · 1 min · 63 words · Mark King

Artificial Intelligence Will Not Take Up Half Of Our Employment

Jobs still require human input The Martin Oxford School’s report didn’t estimate the total number of jobs facing the risk of automation. Additionally, some of the jobs facing the risk of automation might not be automated because of technical, societal and economical reasons. For instance, an airline pilot may be a very easy job to automate. This is because computers fly planes most of the time. However, people will still need the reassurance of a human pilot on their plane....

January 17, 2023 · 3 min · 531 words · Jessica Rennels

As A Rule Of Thumb Don T Do Drugs

4 Tips for Breaking Bad Habits

January 17, 2023 · 1 min · 6 words · Amber Loges

At 40 This Women Was Overweight And Broke But Pursing Fitness Goal Has Made Her Millions

Natalie Jill, an entrepreneur who lost her marriage, house, and retirement at 40, had nothing left for herself. She was overweight and a mother of a new baby. She even had some serious debts to pay. She decided to not quit and lose her mind but instead she began to get back her life and has inspired many since then. Who is Natalie Jill now? She is now a popular online personality, fitness goal trainer, a licensed master sports nutritionist, and USA Today bestselling author....

January 17, 2023 · 3 min · 560 words · Linda Chan

Average Couples See Chores As A Cornerstone Happy Couples See Them As The Gem Stone

Chores may seem trivial, but are a big deal After faithfulness and sex, sharing household chores is one of the most important components of a successful marriage.[1] Many people hold a perception that a healthy relationship centers around the major milestones. Engagement, marriage, romantic dates, anniversaries, and gift-giving are obvious points of discussion in our relationships. These are big things because they seem to have the greatest impact on our lives with our significant others....

January 17, 2023 · 6 min · 1218 words · Eleanor Graff

Being On Time

I have been traveling a lot (partly why I haven’t been writing my head off for Life Hack lately, sorry), and so I’m faced with that wonderful US Airport experience of the TSA security process. Don’t get me wrong: I’m thankful that someone out there thinks my removing my belt will keep more planes in the air. I’m grateful that I get to demonstrate the functionality of my laptop, video camera, MP3 recorder, digital camera, and iPod every time they look at my “target rich” bag....

January 17, 2023 · 2 min · 351 words · Peter Ellis

Bilingual Job Hunters 7 Job Opportunities

1. Translator Working as a full-time translator is possible if you are a bilingual job seeker who is interested in helping both corporations or freelance clients to translate paperwork and documents or even to effectively communicate with clients, customers, and potential business partners or associates. Translator salaries vary depending on the demand and the language you speak, with a median salary of $41,834 annually. 2. Bank Teller Becoming a bank teller is another option if you are bilingual and working in a more diverse location....

January 17, 2023 · 3 min · 572 words · John Frye