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Put Some Lipstick on...
Regardless of where I was or how I felt, one thing always remained constant. As reliable as time passing, as anticipated as a sunrise, its predictability was unwavering. It, I suspect, existed only in my life, and influenced me in all aspects of my life.
Leslie StavenPublished 2 months ago in LifehackF.O.O.D.
F.O.O.D. Fundamentals Of Our Diet Were you there during the process of crop cultivation, manufacturing and preparation, to quality inspection and examination, to transportation, to the product reaching its end user whether that be a store, restaurant, organization, or other intended destination?
K. WisendangerPublished 5 months ago in LifehackHalloween Vibes to DIY for
I am writing this series as a countdown to Halloween. It's my favorite holiday. Halloween has it all! Hayrides. Scary movies. Haunted houses. Trick or treat. Pumpkin spice and everything nice. If I can manage to pull it off, I'll be writing something with a spooky spin for one vocal community each week in October.
Leslie WritesPublished 7 months ago in LifehackWays 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 9 months ago in LifehackHow 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 11 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 about a year ago in Lifehack8 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 about a year ago in LifehackWhat’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.
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When things go wrong, don’t be angry, remember four sentences and you will win
In life, there is no eternal smooth sailing, in life, there is no eternal success in everything. There will be ups and downs, setbacks and blows, suffering and hardship, and grievances and hardships.
Emily Chan - Life and love sharingPublished about 3 hours ago in LifehackAfter the age of 50 and 60, it is time to stop doing these 8 things
The ancients said: “At forty there is no doubt, at fifty-one knows the destiny, and at sixty-one is obedient” After entering middle age and old age, I just want to do ordinary things with an ordinary heart. This article is a letter written by an old man to himself. All the words are homely, simple, and meaningful, but every sentence comes to mind.
Emily Chan - Life and love sharingPublished about 4 hours ago in LifehackCreating a healthier lifestyle
Creating a healthier lifestyle requires a holistic approach that incorporates physical, mental, and emotional well-being. Here's a detailed guide to help you get started:
Danish imtiazPublished about 4 hours ago in LifehackHow to Love More Wisely and Avoid Being Hurt
Love is one of the most powerful emotions in the world, but it can also be one of the most painful. Whether it’s a breakup, a betrayal, or unrequited love, the pain of a broken heart can be devastating. However, it doesn’t have to be this way. With a little wisdom and self-awareness, you can learn how to love more wisely and avoid being hurt.
Emily Chan - Life and love sharingPublished about 4 hours ago in Lifehack5 Financial Habits for a Secure Future
In the current world where everything is moving at a very fast pace, your financial future is one of the most important things you will need to secure. Don’t expect to achieve financial security in a blink of an eye. Instead, financial security is the result of various factors, but chiefly, the consistent, disciplined, and careful management of money. Your lifestyle can be entirely shaped by the way you develop the right habits of handling your finances and this can be the way to a stable and prosperous future. Let's go into the five financial habits that can be your key to long-term financial security.
Quick Fixes for Common Home Problems
Join us now in exploring our day-to-day guide highlighting the easy solutions to most everyday home problems. Whether you have a dripping faucet that needs to be repaired, electrical problems that require fixing, or persisting drain clogs, don't worry we have you covered! In this article, we will explore the effective ways of solving these problems and making them easier to deal with.
The Baker's Dozen
Photo 1: A Flour-Dusted Canvas - A close-up shot of weathered hands gently kneading a ball of dough. Flour dusts the air and the surface around the hands, hinting at a well-worn workspace.
Strong on your shoulders..
In the bustling city of New York, amidst the towering skyscrapers and bustling streets, there lived a young girl named Lily. Lily was a dreamer, her eyes always fixed on the stars even when her feet were planted firmly on the ground. But life hadn't been easy for Lily. Her parents had passed away when she was just a child, leaving her in the care of her elderly grandmother, Mrs. Jenkins.Despite the hardships, Mrs. Jenkins was a beacon of strength and love in Lily's life. She taught Lily the importance of resilience and kindness, instilling in her the belief that she could overcome any obstacle if she stayed true to herself.One rainy afternoon, as Lily made her way home from school, she noticed a homeless man sitting on the sidewalk, shivering in the cold. Without hesitation, Lily approached him and offered him her umbrella and a warm smile. The man, whose name was Jack, was taken aback by Lily's kindness. He accepted her offer gratefully and struck up a conversation with her.As they talked, Jack shared his story with Lily. He had once been a successful businessman, but a series of unfortunate events had led him to lose everything he owned. Feeling defeated and alone, he had ended up on the streets, unsure of how to pick up the pieces of his shattered life.Lily listened intently to Jack's story, her heart breaking for him. Without a second thought, she offered to help him get back on his feet. Jack was hesitant at first, but Lily's unwavering determination and optimism convinced him to accept her offer.Over the following weeks, Lily and Jack worked tirelessly together. Lily used her resourcefulness to help Jack find temporary shelter and secure job interviews. Jack, in turn, shared his business acumen with Lily, teaching her valuable skills that she eagerly soaked up like a sponge.Despite their different backgrounds and circumstances, Lily and Jack formed a strong bond built on mutual respect and admiration. They laughed together, cried together, and supported each other through the highs and lows of life on the streets of New York.One day, as they sat together on a park bench, watching the sun set over the city skyline, Jack turned to Lily with a grateful smile on his face. "You know, Lily," he said, his voice choked with emotion, "you're the strongest person I know. You may be young, but your heart is as big as the sky."Tears welled up in Lily's eyes as she looked at Jack. "I couldn't have done any of this without you," she replied softly. "You've been my rock, Jack. I'm strong because you've always been there to support me, to lift me up when I've needed it most."As they embraced each other tightly, Lily realized that true strength wasn't just about physical prowess or the ability to overcome obstacles on one's own. It was about the people who stood by your side, who believed in you when you couldn't believe in yourself.Months passed, and with Lily's unwavering support and Jack's guidance, they both began to rebuild their lives. Jack eventually found a job and a place to call home, while Lily pursued her dreams of becoming a writer, inspired by the countless stories she had heard on the streets of New York.And though their paths diverged, Lily and Jack remained connected by the bond they had forged in the most unlikely of places. As they looked back on their journey, they knew that they were proof that no matter how hard life pushed them down, they would always be strong on each other's shoulders.
Eric anexisPublished about 9 hours ago in Lifehack
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