1. Your worldview is flawed When you were in college, you probably took a philosophy or ethics class, joined a couple protest groups, and thought you had all the answers to the world’s problems. When you get out into the real world, you’ll find things aren’t as cut and dry as you thought they were. Issues that seemed black and white when you were stuck in the bubble of your college campus actually have myriad grey areas that you never understood until you lived through them....

1. TMetric Whether you have a small business or a big company, this simple time tracking app is your new partner in managing projects and employees. TMetric works as an activity timer, which you can view in timeline mode, to better manage and analyze your everyday activities. For a business owner or team manager, it’s the perfect tool to monitor your employees or team members’ productivity and task status. A team leader can view what websites and applications a project member visited during a task using the desktop version of TMetric....

1. Water Bucket Relay We love relay races. And what better place to try it than at the cool, summer beach? While the old egg and spoon race can be done, it doesn’t hurt to try out something new — water bucket relay. For this, you’ll need a plastic cup, shell, shovel, or spoon so as to collect water from the sea. Then you run to the bucket to fill it while trying to minimize the spilling of water from the small equipment....

These are the moments with the power to change lives, and that right there is the highest value in reading. Sadly we all know that these moments are few and far between, so here at Lifehack we have compiled a list of the top 10 greatest psychology books which can change your life: 1. The Happiness Hypothesis by Jonathan Heidt Starting with my personal favourite on the list, Jonathan Heidt effortlessly brings to light the beliefs of ancient systems and puts them under the scrutiny of modern science....

1. No Email in the Morning Author of The 4-Hour Workweek Tim Ferriss has a brilliant strategy for handling the ubiquitous time-sink that is email. He spends the first few hours of the day ignoring it. According to Ferriss: 2. Create a System for Certain Tasks When you have something you work on everyday it is best to create a system to handle it efficiently and without getting overwhelmed. Tony Hsieh, CEO of Zappos....

1. You’re not invincible. You may have great memories of skateboarding and kickboxing from your youth and you might revel in showing off the scars you collected along the way, but the older you get, the less your body will be able to bounce back from the idiotic exuberances of youth. You are going to have to pick your battles. Just because you might be able to jump from the roof of the house to the garage doesn’t mean you should....

1. Utilize the back of the Door The back of your pantry door is an untapped real estate gold mine for storage space. Install a spice rack onto the door. If you’re handy you can even make one yourself. 2. Use Stacked Shelving These stacked shelves can be used to store canned goods. This gives you a better view of what you have at all times in your pantry. These shelves can be found at most hardware stores such as Lowe’s and Canadian Tire....

Deborah Walker at QuintCareers has listed top 10 interview blunders – try to avoid those are you are one step closer to get the job: Poor handshake Talking too much Talking negatively about current or past employers/managers Showing up late or too early Treating the receptionist rudely Asking about benefits, vacation time or salary Not preparing for the interview Verbal ticks Not enough/too much eye contact Failure to match communication styles...

Let’s take it at face value. A leader will not be effective if a community can’t genuinely see and feel that its leader sincerely cares. I believe in John Maxwell’s quote “People don’t care how much you know until they know how much you care”. It perfectly illustrates my point. Furthermore, an individual aspiring to be a community leader must have an inner desire to make a positive impact in the community he wants to serve....

Things really shouldn’t be this way, but alas, for most of us, they are. It’s not that we don’t want to make changes in our lives, but most of us are unaware of how keying into a few old-school tactics can help us to rock a new year in with resolutions we’ll actually keep. Here’s the secret: there is no special formula; no magic wand to wave over ourselves that will transform us into rock stars that actually do what we say, and no, there isn’t a pill for it yet either....

The skills that will help push your resume to the top of the pack fall into two distinct categories: Hard skills Soft skills Employers are going to want job-seekers who have the right mix of both, so highlighting a healthy balance of each is essential. Hard Vs. Soft Skills Before we jump into the specific work skills, let’s clarify the difference between hard and soft skills[2]. Hard skills are those technical skills that you’ve gained through educational courses, internships, and previous jobs....

1. Musical.ly If you’re not living in a cave, you’ve probably heard of the app musical.ly. The newest mobile app that’s making teens and Millennials lip-sync, dance, and perform comedy skits through songs is now considered to be as popular as Twitter and Instagram. With close to 100 million users, the app remains a favorite for many users worldwide. 2. Spotify As one of the leading music-streaming apps, Spotify remains the best music player software for many people....

From capturing artful street graffiti to remembering stunning color palettes to providing feedback for developers, today’s mobile designer must be able to work on the go. With these 10 apps for your iPhone and iPad, designers can capture, share, and remember the little moments of creativity that may hit at any given moment. 1. Loose Leaf With Loose Leaf, you can doodle, annotate, and share your ideas. Import photos, draw quick diagrams, cut and crop with scissors....

1. 2Do ($9.99) There are a lot of free to-do list applications out there, and some of them are pretty great. Wunderlist is one that immediately springs to mind. Why, then, did I choose a $10 app? Because 2Do has every feature you could ever think of while still offering a very streamlined experience. For people with even the most hectic and complicated schedules, 2Do will fulfill all your needs. For those with less to organize, it’s an easy-to-use application that has everything you might ever want....

2. Juicing can give you more energy. When you juice, you are basically getting the part of the fruits and veggies that have all of the vitamins and nutrients out of the fruit itself. When you drink your juice you are going to be loading your body up with all of these vitamins that will help your body to get going. If you need an energy boost fast, I recommend a green juice, like this one from all-about-juicing....

10. You take photos to keep memories and share with people close to you; not to show off. Travel is exciting, especially when it’s your first time. That’s usually when you go overboard with minute-by-minute image announcements to exhibit on social media. As you gain traveling experiences, your photos turn into meaningful slices of your personal life shared with people who know you well. You’ll intuitively select the shots you take or choose to be part of, and you won’t feel compelled to share them with everyone out there....

For most people, our jobs force us to be sedentary and with technology being at the forefront of everything we do, we have become slave to our computers, laptops, iPads and mobile phones. Are you the type who send emails to colleagues sitting 10 feet away from you? We’ve become super lazy, and as a result, we have become super sick, super tired and less superman. Well, it’s time to change all that....

The two really go hand-in-hand. Exercise helps us lose weight and improves our fitness. Creating the perfect diet both fuels the body to achieve certain exercise goals and also acts as a supplement to improve physical growth and recovery. The tricky thing is finding a delicate balance between the two, ensuring you get plenty of exercise without neglecting a healthy and balanced diet. Take a look at this informative post from Real Simple which discusses the two in more detail....

Even though you believe that your love is strong enough, the constant struggle involved in keeping a long distance relationship can at times wear you down, and make you question if it’s all worth it. The constant juggling between different time zones, the endless phone calls, the texting, the Facetiming, the video chats, the worrying, the missing, the waiting, the planning, the travelling… As if keeping a relationship isn’t challenging enough, for long distance couples, everything is so much more complicated....

What is jackfruit and where is it found? Jackfruit is an Asian tropical fruit that belongs to the family of Moraceae, which is normally found in tropical areas like Thailand, Malaysia, India, Bangladesh, Nepal, Sri Lanka and also in Brazil. It is considered the largest tree-borne fruit in the world with an average weight of 3.5kg to 10 kg and can reach up to 25kg. Jackfruit is sweet in taste and has a distinguishable and nice smell....