January Fitness Challenge: Grab the Pull-up Bar
Pull-ups are difficult, but together we can make them more possible. Welcome to the Lifehacker Fitness Challenge, where every month we have a new goal […]
Continue reading »Month: January 2018
Get Started Drawing With These IPad Pro Apps
Aspiring artists can appreciate the usefulness of drawing on a tablet compared to traditional paper and pencil settings. First, no mess. But if you have […]
Continue reading »Lifehacker Guide to Building the Warmest Bed
It is cold there this winter – and it will only get colder. Because it’s hard to sleep when it’s too cold to relax, the […]
Continue reading »Subscribe to the New York Times Book News
The New York Times has just released a calendar that is even more useful than the astronomical calendar of events . The NYT 2018 Book […]
Continue reading »How to See the First Eclipse of a Blue Moon in 150 Years
January 31st will bring a celestial event known as the blue moon, an event that occurs every two to three years. While this blue moon […]
Continue reading »Why Should You Let Children Fight
Kids have a lot to fight about – the last big dinosaur nugget to taller and become Juniper’s Player of the Week. In America, parents […]
Continue reading »By the End of the Year, the Interest Rate on the Savings Account May Exceed 2%
The Federal Reserve is expected to hike short-term interest rates three times in 2018, which is good news for depositors. The hikes could lead to […]
Continue reading »What Should We Bake Next?
Hello everyone, and welcome back to Will It Casserole , a column where we see what dishes, dishes and cuisines can be reimagined and turned […]
Continue reading »Most Inspiring Fitness Goals for 2018 by Readers
We asked about your fitness goals for the year ahead , and it looks like 2018 will be full of amazing events as you try […]
Continue reading »Best Guides for 30 Days of Yoga
January is the perfect playground for any habit you want to develop or take to the next level. One popular option for people who love […]
Continue reading »How Much Digital Privacy Should You Give Your Kids?
There seems to be a new study being published almost every week that contradicts previous research on how much screen time kids should – and […]
Continue reading »Clean up the Clutter of Your Hotel Room Right After Check-In
A hotel room, however well furnished, is a repulsive dream space. You have to do all your most intimate things in this place, designed, furnished […]
Continue reading »How to Deal With Failure, Rejection, or Public Humiliation
Very few people will turn a dirty Yelp review into a working draft, but writer Alexandra Franzen has done just that in her new book […]
Continue reading »What You Need to Know About Major Cryptocurrencies Besides Bitcoin
2017 was the year that cryptocurrency finally hit the mainstream as the value of bitcoin soared from under $ 1,000 to nearly $ 20,000, and […]
Continue reading »Perform a Life Audit to Set Yourself up for Success in 2018
If you’re determined to clean up your life in 2018, all you need is a marker, a few sticky notes, a blank wall, and an […]
Continue reading »Create a Treat-Based Pet Food “seasoning” to Trick Fido Into Eating
I’ve been blessed (or cursed?) In my life with an exceptionally intelligent terrier named Tucker. He has a ton of food allergies so he has […]
Continue reading »This Free Desktop App Reminds You to Take Breaks During the Day
We all know that sitting for long periods of time is bad for our health, but remembering to get up and take breaks is not […]
Continue reading »You Can Apply the Life Ideas of These Oldest Right Now
Another year and we are one year older. But there is also a bright side to the inevitable movement of time: we all age, and […]
Continue reading »What Are Your Food Decisions for 2018?
Hello and welcome back toWhat’s Cooking? , an open thread where you can share your brilliant thoughts, tips, recipes and opinions on all food related […]
Continue reading »Enough With Permissions Already
Today is no different from yesterday. You probably woke up this morning with big plans to “really make some changes this year,” but you know […]
Continue reading »Tell Us Your Best Seattle Tips
Amazon, Nirvana, Penny Arcade, Starbucks, Macklemore, Frasier . Without Seattle, middle-class white people would just sit in a dark room and eat celery. But what […]
Continue reading »How to Use an Activity Tracker to Stay on Top of It in the Middle of the Year
It turns out a bunch of you did get Fitbits last year – or more back, and have managed to keep using them ever since. […]
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