Emily Griminger (our January Guest Tipper) spent nine years at the same company before quitting to launch Semmi—a flushable wipe brand designed to look as sleek as skincare. She breaks down the unglamorous early stages:…
Ever worried about your glass cup shattering when you pour in boiling water for tea? Guest tipper Shira Moskowitz shares her dad's brilliant method: drop a metal spoon in first. The spoon absorbs enough heat…
Planning your meals before you shop means buying exactly what you need—nothing more, nothing less. You'll waste less food, spend less money, and always know what you're making for dinner. It's the grocery shopping strategy…
Emily Griminger left wealth management to launch a flushable wipe business—and the hardest part wasn't the product. It was stopping the endless internal debate about whether she was ready. Emily Griminger is the founder of…
Your washing machine's quick rinse cycle might be all you need. Arielle shares why shorter wash times often deliver the same clean results without the wait. It's time to reconsider everything you thought you knew…
Traveling and need wrinkle-free clothes but don't trust the hotel iron? Hang your clothes in the bathroom while you shower—the steam will relax the wrinkles naturally. You can even smooth them out by hand. A…
Feeling stuck with your workout routine? Sometimes the problem isn't your motivation—it's your workout app. If the tool you're using to track your progress feels clunky or reminds you of past failures, it might be…
Happy New Year, Tippendales! New Year's resolutions fail 80% of the time by the end of January—not because people lack willpower, but because we've tied change to an arbitrary deadline. Starting your goals in November,…
Guest Tipper Megan Tan closes out 2025 with a reflection on authenticity. She challenges us to examine whose approval we're chasing and why. This New Year's Eve episode might reshape how you approach 2026. Megan…
Hanging a framed picture with a toothed bracket can feel like guesswork—until now. Dab toothpaste on the bracket, press the frame against the wall at your desired height, and you'll see exactly where to hammer…
