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Tips To Avoid Impulse Buying
Most people prefer shopping online due to lucrative, mouthwatering deals that online retailers can offer. However, as great as their deals can be, e-commerce stores can pave the way for impulse buying, a habit that many online shoppers often fall victim to. The availability of an array of options at a seemingly affordable price often makes online impulse buying attractive. Giving in to this habit can take a toll on your budget and leave you broke. Quitting online impulse buying can be pretty tricky. However, implementing these strategies can help online shoppers draw a line between their wants and needs.
By Paisley Hansen6 years ago in Lifehack
How To Avoid Being Lost In The Wilderness
It is quite terrifying when you are lost in the wilderness and are clueless on how to find your way back. Proper planning is the key to ensure that you don’t get lost and reach your destination without any issues. Before you plan a trip to the woods, it is important to visualise some of the worst cases that could occur. Foresee the kind of problems you may face and how would you tackle such situations. Read on for tips on what you should do to avoid such worst incidents.
By Perkin 6 years ago in Lifehack
How to create eBooks in minutes
In this review, I’m going to be taking a closer look at Sqribble — a brand new cloud-based tool that allows you to create eBooks, reports, whitepapers or other digital books on the fly, quickly and easily.
By Khalid Mehmood6 years ago in Lifehack
How to Organise Your Garage from Top to Bottom
So, you've bought your new car, but now you've got a problem that, let's be honest, you should have foreseen – your garage is full, and you've got no space. "No worries", you think, "I'll just leave the car out in the driveway for a few days while I get the garage organized". But then you go in, and you find out there's so much stuff, and you kind of give it up, saying “I’ll finish tomorrow”, and tomorrow turns into next week, and next week turns into next month… You see where this is going, no?
By Neil White6 years ago in Lifehack
Financial Benefits of Solar Energy
There are many reasons you may be considering solar energy for your home. You might be trying to reduce your consumption of fossil fuels, or perhaps you are interested in going off the grid. Whatever your motivations are, choosing solar energy may also have some financial benefits.
By Kevin6 years ago in Lifehack
Big Dreams Begin With A Single Penny
We wouldn't be human if we didn't all want the best of the best. It's in our nature to want things and want them now. That doesn't make you a greedy person, nor does it make you ridiculously selfish. It makes you, like me, overall pretty regular. And, what's to say we can't enjoy the sacred fruits of a richer life every now and then without having to think twice about breaking the bank? We're all on a short ride after all. We might as well enjoy each day as if they could be our last.
By Jord Tury6 years ago in Lifehack
5 Things That Will Make Your Neighbors Green With Envy
Do the Joneses live in your neighborhood? You know them: the people who always have everything around their home neatly manicured and whose lives seem to just effortlessly fall into place. The perfect family that set the bar for the rest of the neighbors. Whether you can (or want to) keep up with them aside, you've worked hard to achieve what you have. Show off your achievements to the neighbors with these five things that are sure to make them jealous.
By Sasha McGregor6 years ago in Lifehack
House Hunting: 5 Things to Look for When You’re Searching for a New Home
If you are house-hunting, whether it is for the first time or the fifth, it can be easy to feel overwhelmed by all of the options and by what you should be researching and considering before you buy. There are so many options for houses, and the best house for you will be one that fits in your budget, is in a desirable location, and meets your dwelling needs.
By Carlos Fox6 years ago in Lifehack
8 Soundproofing Secrets for a Quieter Home
For many, home is a sanctuary where one retreats to at the end of the day to unwind and lick their wounds after a hard day's work. For a grown-up, whether a parent or living alone, the craving of peace and silence is a feeling second to none, mainly when worn out. A kid jumping on your loins or the constant screaming and bashing of things around the house adds misery to the already existing fatigued mental state that one is in.
By Flora Mayer6 years ago in Lifehack
Wall Decor Ideas to Brighten Up Your Home
Your home is your sanctuary and place of rest after a tiring day at the office or on the road. Your home is also the space to express who you are and allows you the opportunity to be as creative as possible. Many people use their homes as a palette to creatively visually illustrate their personalities, interests, and behaviors.
By Sherryn De Vos6 years ago in Lifehack
You Can Buy Half a Cabbage, Only One Celery Stalk, and Half a Dozen Eggs
Don't you get tired of throwing away foods because you cooked too much for your small family or just for yourself? Most foods in grocery stores are packaged for many servings. So, what happens when only large cabbages are available? What do you do when a recipe calls for one cup of celery instead of the entire bunch? What do you do if you don't want a dozen eggs or a whole watermelon?
By Margaret Minnicks6 years ago in Lifehack
The Juggling Act: Planning
If there’s one consensus within the writing community or any other creative space, it’s that there’s never enough time in the day to work on your projects. Between a 9 to 5 job, school, family, the general duties of life, how is someone supposed to fit writing into their day?
By Elias Veren6 years ago in Lifehack