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When you’re negotiating with someone, you’re probably trying to work your way towards a “Yes.” However, getting a “No” can be just as helpful if you’re asking the right questions.
Your favorite rechargeable batteries
recently got a new coat of paint, and whether you’re starting or expanding your collection, Amazon has an incredible deal on them in today’s Gold Box.
Amazon currently sells audio adapters that enable visually impaired Kindle owners can have their audiobooks read aloud to them. Normally, this adapter costs around $20, but you can make your own for as little as half that.
If you have a little space for a garden, you’re probably growing seasonal vegetables—but there’s never a bad time of year to grow fruit, either. This graphic shows you all of the fruit you can grow at any time of year, including some year-round options that’ll feed you in the warm and cool months alike.
Some Monday morning inspiration, career options your guidance counselor probably never suggested, the real health benefits of yoga (that don’t require pricey pants), and more, all in this week’s Lifehacker Brain Buffet!
If you want to make perfectly poached salmon that isn’t overcooked, drop it in cold water and gradually crank up the heat.
There are a ton of Simpsons episodes, but if you long for the days of just watching whatever episode happens to be playing on TV at any given moment, DIYer Stephen Coyle build a little system powered by a Raspberry Pi Zero that plays a random episode.
If you’re like me, you head out to run errands only to get back home and realize there’s at least one thing you forgot to do. If you’re an iPhone user, you can set up a location-based reminder that comes in handy for situations like this.
To some, “networking” means handing out as many business cards as possible. That can come off pretty sleazy
and miss the point. Instead, focus on building quality relationships to grow your career.
Sig Nordal 