Self improvement and how-to motivation by James Clear. Executive Summary The holy grail of habit change is not a single 1% improvement, but a thousand of them. It’s a bunch of atomic habits stacking up, each one a fundamental unit of the overall system. Awareness comes before desire. A craving is created when you assign meaning…
Are you troubled with humidity in your bathroom, a closet, cellar or attic? Do you live near the coast or other humid area? Evidence shows there are health risks (and even problems with clothing stored) associated with high humidity areas in homes. Here is how to save some money with your own homemade dehumidifier: 1.…
Read more Clever Tip 5: How to Make Your Own Mini Dehumidifier
The key word is “BEFORE.” Try one of these methods before you need it. Be anticipatory and BEFORE you decide to melt snow, check the quality of it. Be certain to collect clean and fresh snow. Avoid discolored and stained ice. Being patient since melting can take a while, especially when you’re out in the…
Read more Clever Tip 4: How to Melt Snow Before You’re Out of Water
When the toilet has a seemingly unplungeable clog, try quickly dumping a bucket of water directly into the bowl’s drainage hole before calling a plumber. The rapid stream may be just enough to break up blockage and create a suction effect in the toilet’s U-shaped bend. This will usually send the contents down without so…
Read more Clever Tip #1: Flush Your Anxieties Down the Drain
Here is our suite of informative articles to keep you safe and prepared. We’ll add more as seasons and situations change. Winter, Snow, Ice and Storms Road Safety Basics Protecting Property From Freezing Weather How to Prepare for Power Outages and No Electricity Bug Out Bag List Civil Riots and Protests Near You Severe Weather…
Read more Safety, Preparation, How To’s For Emergencies, Weather, Prepping and Survival
Let’s cut to the chase. These are the basics: Water Your family needs at least one gallon of water per person, per day, to function during an emergency. You’ll also need extra water for pets, cooking, and hygiene. If you’re preparing for a two-week emergency, that comes to 56-112 gallons or more of water. Many…
Read more Smart Ways to Survive and Prepare For Power Outages and No Electricity
In our bug out bags, we keep assorted bandanas among our emergency gear. One of my favorites is this mammoth one: Other uses for bandanas include: Use as a hat or scarf. Make a protective mask with one of them. Cold compress (wet one or add ice if available). Make a splint with a paint…
Quick Notes from Superhuman by Tynan: Positivity Habits Positivity Towards Yourself Every time you have any negative thoughts, simply think of one positive aspect of the situation. For example: if your car gets towed, you can think about how now you’ll get credit card miles when you pay for the tow. After a period of 2-4 weeks,…
Big Tech has launched a major assault on Americans’ right to free speech. In their most audacious attack, some of the most powerful big businesses in America joined together to force Parler off the Internet. Parler, a social media site that rejects Twitter’s censorship policies, had millions of users until Google, Apple, and Amazon deplatformed…
Read more A Special Message From Jack and Dodie Dennis of CleverJourneys
Instructions Downloading Facebook Data Download your Facebook data before closing your account. Are you planning on downloading on mobile or on a computer? We will show you how to request your Facebook data both ways. Due to the size of the Facebook data files – you will not be able to immediately access this information.…
Read more How to Download Your Facebook Data Before Closing Your Account
Wake Yourself Up. Use Your Best Time for Your Biggest Challenge. Use the Power of Deadlines. Use Positive Reinforcement. Use 10 Minutes Well. Tune In Before You Turn On. Translate Worry into Concern. Track the agreement. To Motivate Your People, First Just Relax. Think of Management as Easy. Tell the Truth Quickly. Teach Your People…
Just like it is with most anything new, the more I understand Parler, the more useful and fun it becomes. It was tedious and slow going for awhile, but over time, I have learned some tips that has made it more enjoyable. In some ways I like it better than Facebook and Twitter. They’ve experienced…
