In the early 1900s, Italian economist Wilfredo Pareto noted that 80% of Italian land was owned by 20% of the population. While this may be of very little use to you today (although I admittedly have zero understanding of how often you deal with Italian land holders), this finding has an odd way of reverberating…
It is often said that one man’s trash is another man’s treasure, and ChatGPT is ready to help you pawn your garbage off on unsuspecting hoarders all day long. The issue many people have when posting items to an online marketplace is that most of us aren’t great writers, let alone marketing experts. How are…
It’s time for more fun with uncomfortably personal documents! As per usual, this one won’t be everybody’s cup of tea, but for certain people who are too self-conscious to admit the financial world is confusing as hell (*raises hand uncomfortably*) it can be helpful. If you’re not financially minded, or perhaps new to the world…
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Happiness might remain elusive, but have you tried… a product? Your phone doesn’t seem to give you peace, but have you tried a cold plunge? Turmeric colonic? Eliminating carbs? Frankly, I’d rather take the colonic, but you do you. The fact of the matter is, mileage varies for all the self-help activities, but there does exist…
If there’s a type of task I cannot stand, it’s the once-a-year task. I can never get good at them because I never get any practice. Each year there are a set of tasks that I must defeatedly return to google for re-education on. It’s humiliating.
Online exercise routines can be a great resource, but a significant challenge with this approach is the variation in access to equipment among people. Nothing tanks a lesson further than realizing you practically need a full home gym halfway through the video.