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Venting at Work

Be careful who you vent to at work.

Just because they listen, it doesn't mean that they are your friend or have your best interests at heart.

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Free vs Open source

Free vs Open source

If you ever want software online for free, don’t search for "free".

Search for “open source” to avoid limited trial versions and malware.

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Anger and Mistakes

Anger and Mistakes

"Getting angry at people for making mistakes doesn't teach them not to make mistakes.

It teaches them to hide their mistakes."

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Email Address Hack

Email Address Hack

• Add "+1", "+2" before the @ in your email address

• Websites will register it as a new email, but still send mail to your normal address

Makes organizing accounts or free trials easy.

Example:

Primary: Bob@gmail(dot)com

Bob+1@gmail(dot)com

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Family Treasure

Family Treasure

1) Get a blank book

2) Ask each family member over 50 to write down life advice that their descendants in 500 yrs should know

3) Keep passing it down

You now have a family treasure that gets more useful over time.

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On Arguments

On Arguments

“What proof would it take to change your mind?”

If they can’t give you an answer, then stop wasting your time.

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Reframing Your Day

Reframing Your Day

Instead of feeling that you lost the day after a bad morning

Reframe each day as 4 quarters:

• morning

• midday

• afternoon

• evening

If you blow one quarter, just get back on track for the next one.

"Fail small, not big." - Gretchen Rubin

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Airplane Mode Hack

Airplane Mode Hack

If you’re stuck on an annoying call, put your phone on airplane mode instead of hanging up.

The other person sees “call failed” instead of “call ended”

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Keeping your Cool

Keeping your Cool

"If someone insults you during a meeting, pretend like you didn't hear them the first time.

Politely ask them to repeat themselves.

They'll either repeat the insult and look rude or realize their mistake and apologize."

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Most advice sucks.

Most advice sucks.

So I crowdsourced the best from 20 million people on Reddit.

Here are 10 life tips you wish you knew yesterday

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e.g. and i.e.

“e.g.” and “i.e.” are not the same

e.g. = for example

i.e. = in other words

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Venting At The Office

Venting At The Office

Due to the stress accumulation, many team members and managers vent out in their daily team meetings. Whether it’s work problems, family struggle, or mental health, they find it therapeutic to unload it to others.

This kind of venting, however, can be stressful for others, especi...

Don'ts of venting in the workplace

  • Keep the chat safe. Wanting to ping your work friend about how much you dislike your job can cause you harm. Pinging a group chat by accident or DMing the wrong person could have serious implications. A good rule of thumb: Never say something on chat or email y...

Don't just assume someone needs encouragement

Even if you are well intentioned, it's best to consider this question: Are they asking for encouragement or do they just need to vent?

Often, they just need someone to listen to them without reaching a solution.

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