Arielle shares a clever meeting organization technique called "stack" that keeps online discussions orderly. By typing "stack" in the chat, participants can queue up to speak without interrupting each other. This simple method ensures everyone…
Streamline your meal prep by preparing dishes before freezing them. Ned shares how adding marinades to freezer bags or prepping entire meals for the freezer can make your future self's life easier. Learn how to…
In this interview episode of Daily Tips That May or May Not Help You, host Ned Donovan sits down with guest tipper Justin Schuman, a former Broadway performer turned social media strategist who has amassed…
Discover how a simple gaming mat can significantly improve your podcast audio quality by reducing desk reverb. Danny Brown from Ontario shares how this affordable solution helps absorb sound that would otherwise bounce off hard…
Arielle shares how she uses ChatGPT to review her writing for consistency, scaling, and persuasiveness. This practical approach helps strengthen proposals, contracts, and social media content without relying on AI to do the actual writing.…
July Guest Tipper Justin Schuman shares an insightful reminder that tips aren't universal because people's brains and experiences differ. He emphasizes that when a tip doesn't work for you, it's not a personal failure but…
Remember when we used to just call people? Ned suggests we bring back the practice of making actual phone calls to connect with people, while Arielle hilariously disagrees. This lighthearted debate highlights the changing social…
As summer temperatures soar, Arielle shares why pocket-sized fans have become an absolute necessity. This simple portable cooling solution can make all the difference during what Ned calls "two shower a day weather." Whether you're…
Discover the TooGoodToGo app that helps you find discounted food from local restaurants before it goes to waste. This digital scavenger hunt lets you explore new eateries while saving money and reducing food waste. Perfect…
Write it down, not type it out. Handwriting engages your brain differently than typing, helping you memorize information more effectively. This simple yet powerful memory hack works for actors learning lines, students studying for exams,…
