What is the most clever life hack you've learned?

 

What is the most clever life hack you've learned?

1. Pay attention to the smell of your home when you come back from a trip - that's what it smells like to guests all the time, you just get used to it.
2. When a friend is upset, ask him one simple question before saying anything else: “Do you want to talk about it or do you want to distract from it? ”
3. Keep inviting that friend who always says No.
4. It is important to know when to stop arguing people, and simply let them be wrong.
5. After a bad break up, do 10 things that your ex would never do with you . You'll feel better and realize how much of yourself was being held back.
6. If you want to learn a new language, figure out the 100 most frequently used words and start with them. Those word make up about 50% of everyday speech, and should be a very solid basis.
7. Librarians aren't just random people who work at libraries.They are professional researchers to help you finding a place to start researching on any topic.
8. Keep a separate master resume with all previous work experience When sending out a resume for a application. Duplicate the file and remove anything that may be irrelevant to the position.You never know when the past experience might become relevant again and you don't want to forget about it.
9. If someone offers you something you want, take it. Don't decline every kind of offer out of Politness.
10. When buying a blanket, always buy at least one size larger then your bed. It's at least hundred times more comfy.
11. To get an email reply from individuals notorious for not replying, frame your questions so that their lack of reply is a response.
12. Some people aren't good at asking for help because they're so used to being 'The helper'.
13. Little math hack: X% of Y is Y% of X. So if you want to find out what 7% of 50 is, you could instead find out what 50% of 7 is, which is 3.5 . This means that 7% of 50 is also equal to 3.5 .
14. For those of young going to college for their first time : GO TO CLASS ! No matter how hungover, tired, or busy you may be, being present is the most important factor for Succeeding in your first year As you adjust to living independently. Missing class is a slippery slope to failing out.
15. Just because you did something wrong in past, doesn't mean you can't advocate against it now. It doesn't make you a hypocrite. You grew. Don't let people use your past to invalidate your current mindset. Growth is a concept. Embrace it.

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