Changing apartments can be exhilarating, intimidating, a design challenge, a shopping trip and many other things. If you’re switching up spaces, Apartment Therapy has a two-part, seven-points-each checklist you should read a good deal before the end of the month. More »
Readers offer their best tips for keeping your mind off the pain while exercising, getting knots out of your back without someone else’s help, and keeping a secret stash of greeting cards for forgotten occasions. More »
RSS, Atom and other XML-formatted feeds revolutionised the way we keep up with our favourite websites, allowing us to use newsreaders to track updates rather than bookmarks and constant refreshing. The only problem: Some sites don’t have RSS feeds. More »
Last year we shared the best sounds for getting work done with you and the science behind using them. Today we want to hear about whether not you use ambient sounds when you work. More »
Programmer and blogger Matt Nowack tasked himself with learning seven new things of varying degrees of complexity last October, and just a few months later, he’s come a long way and learned one very important lesson. More »
Stationery enthusiast, blogger and Lifehacker reader Patrcik Ng has always impressed us with his cool GTD-focused DIY projects, and now he’s back with an attractive, notebook-friendly binder clip hack that he calls Leather GTD Tabs. More »
You might think that involving a bunch of people in every company meeting and email keeps everyone on the same page. In reality, it’s a productivity killer that hinders rather than helps employees get their work done. More »
Earlier this month we pointed out a clever idea for using your cast-iron skillet to cook pizza. Today, The Atlantic goes in-depth on cast-iron pizza cooking, crowning it the “secret to serious pizza.” More »
If you’re focused on getting everything on your work surface tucked out of sight and extra tidy, this DIY shelf can help you stash small peripherals behind your monitor. More »
