If you're working two or three jobs and constantly busy, saving money isn't always easy. Sometimes you need to spend time to reduce your expenses. If you have to choose, focus your time on the biggest gains for your time.
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The most frustrating part of eating at work is dealing with the microwave. Unless you time it exactly right, there is always a line and it usually smells strongly of popcorn. I'm here to tell you that you don't need that microwave in your life; you can make tasty, fast lunches using hot water.
Social networks like Facebook and Twitter can be a huge time suck. To reduce the amount of time you lose reading about other people's lives, decide on a purpose before logging in.
Why is an extra "leap second" being added to clocks in June this year, and what hassles will that create for computer systems? Markus Kuhn from the University of Cambridge explains.
Your holiday should be about relaxing, not wasting time getting there. Cut down on the stressful parts of relaxing and enjoying life with these time-saving tips.
Like money, you only have a limited amount of time to invest in any given day. When it comes to your finances, you'll often plan out what you invest in and make choices based on expected returns. Try the same approach to your time.
Feel like there's never enough time? Follow these simple time management tips to ensure your team works effectively together.
Technology can transform your small business -- but only if you plan carefully. Here are some of our best strategies to make sure the transformation goes smoothly.
Drowning in administrative tasks and feel like there's no time to get anything useful actually done? Reduce red tape and make your business more efficient with our handy RED TAPE mnemonic.
It's easy to lose track of ingredients and items in your kitchen, especially those that look similar, so Food52's Amanda Hesser suggests keeping an overhead projector pen in your kitchen and always keep labelling them and add dates too.
When we asked Lifehacker readers to name their favourite keyboard shortcuts for a chance to win a Microsoft Sculpt Ergonomic Desktop, we were bombarded with suggestions. Here are 10 of the most useful.
We talk a lot about automating tasks to make things easier on yourself, but when you go overboard and do it too much you don't really get that much bang for your buck. XKCD's handy chart shows you exactly how much time you'll gain when you automate tasks.
Chrome: The ability to set keyword bookmarks -- brief codes you can type into your browser to access and search other sites -- is one of Chrome's most useful features. If you regularly use keyword bookmarks, you can save time by setting up a keyword bookmark for the Chrome page which manages this option.
You lead busy a life and finding time to stay healthy is tough. Fortunately, all you need is 20 minutes of exercise per day to get fit. If you don't have the time to go to the gym every day, here's how you can get in shape quickly from just about anywhere.
Mapnificent is a nifty idea: letting you know how far you can travel on public transport from a given location within a set timeframe. But because only a handful of Australian cities have integrated public transport data on Google Maps, Mapnificent is restricted to just Adelaide and Perth right now.
Despite your best efforts to fix problems on your own, sometimes you. just have to call for help—whether you've got broken gadgets, downed service, or just need to fix a company's mistake. Calling customer service can be a miserable eexperience, but when it comes time to bite the bullet and give them a ring, follow these tips to make it go as smoothly as possible.
