We all need a nudge every now and then to remember to get things done. If email is the center of your notification universe, Reme.io can help jog your memory by sending you a reminder to do a certain task at a date and time you specify.
Video calls are great—they let us work remotely without staying in touch, or interview for jobs in towns far away. Still, you have to make a good impression, and US News suggests a trial run before any important video calls to make sure everything—background, ambient noise, even your audio quality—are all just right.
Sand all over your blanket at the beach is no fun, so reader Fred sent in this tip to turn a fitted sheet into a sand-free blanket box. The photo tells the tale, but all you need is a fitted sheet, and the coolers or other items you're probably taking to the beach with you already. Fit the sheet up around the coolers, and spread it out.
Who is your most valuable client? It's not the one who brings you the most money. Nor is it the one who is most famous. You are your most important client, and that means you need to spend a little time refining your own process each week. Here are five ways to do just that.
As a lean engineer on the go, Mechanic Matt needs to fit a lot of stuff in one bag for his factory visits. He fits everything he needs for the work week into a single backpack—and it's more than you'd expect.
I often find myself in need of some new tunes, but who has the time to listen to everything? I've found one thing that works wonders for finding new music: listen to a bunch of songs through the first chrous, then keep what you like.
This year, married same-sex couples can file their taxes jointly, possibly saving money. What you may not realize is that you can also amend your taxes from past years—and TurboTax has a calculator that tells you how much you'll get back.
