One of the life hacks I’ve been using lately is ChatGPT, to help me navigate non-intuitive websites.
I need that life hack because almost every website is non-intuitive to me, at least at first.
Sometimes I ask ChatGPT for life hacks regarding non-intuitive medical conditions and people, too.
Yesterday, I used life hacks to design an album cover for my live performances at the Lilypad last year.
What life hacks do you see in today’s images?
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The Daily Bitch Calendar is one of my long-time life hacks.
Here are some life hacks on YouTube.
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Also, when I was watching this on YouTube, I noticed one of my life hacks near the end.
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Thanks to all who are here for these life hacks, including YOU!
Life hack: Know that change is permanent but you have the ability to affect the change.
Love it, Stan.
I have a rather peculiar life hack, which may be of help to some people, not so much to others. I get things done a little bit at a time, say, put five things away. Wash five dishes. Etc. It’s a plan I worked out years ago when I found that facing big jobs (make that any housework jobs) intimidating. I would put those five things away, and then read a few (5?) pages in a book. Etc. My daughter the therapist tells me she thinks I’m on the spectrum, and I think she may be right.
I was/am able to extemporize for emergencies and responsibilities (i.e. child care). I did raise two children.
That life hack helps a lot now when spinal stenosis insists that I sit down every five minutes or so. I’ll go pick up the living room (not much) now and then return to do something at my desk. Ta!
I do this with some things as well, helps me to tackle big jobs, otherwise I would avoid them to no end!
You get it! Get’s a LOT of stuff done, eventually. Better than passing that closet muttering “one of these days.” LOL
This works!
my life hack is to try to find a bit of good in most everything
This is soooo good, beth!
I’m so stuck in the Wayback, Ann, that my first thought of hack is a cab driver and the second is somebody breaking into a web site. Tips for life is a distant third.
I can relate, Mark.