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LPT Wear your socks inside out If you are like me, and can’t stand the feeling of the clumpy material of socks on your toes, wear them inside out. The annoying material is typically the stitching on the inside. ✌🏼 submitted by /u/Far_Ad86

LPT: After taking a hot pan out of the oven, slide an oven mitt over the handle so you don’t forget the handle is hot It’s easy to forget that a pan just came out of the oven and grab the handle out of habit, especially if you more often use your pans on the stove. To avoid getting badly burnt, an easy trick is to slide an oven mitt over the handle of your pan right after taking it out of the oven. This is both a good reminder that the pan is oven-hot, and give…

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LPT: If a friend or family member gets diagnosed with dementia or Alzheimer’s, find out their favorite songs early on When someone close to you is diagnosed with dementia or Alzheimer’s, one of the most valuable things you can do is to gather a list of their favorite songs. Music has a powerful effect on memory and emotions, and having a personalized playlist for them can provide comfort, even in the later stages of the disease. These songs might help trigger m…

LPT-How to get a human on customer service calls Whether it be utilities, government, credit card, etc. When the computer says “in a few words, describe your problem.” At that point, I start speaking gibberish. Something like “Allgligblrrblrryie” The machine will ask you to repeat a couple more times and finally will say “I’m having a hard time understanding you. Let Me transfer you to a live…

LPT: Handle public insults in meetings with grace If someone insults or undermines you in a meeting, politely ask them to repeat themselves as if you didn’t hear. This forces them to either double down, exposing their rudeness, or backtrack and apologize. Either way, you stay composed and in control while they look unprofessional. submitted by /u/ScarlettLewis88

LPT: Ever see those posters in your high school for scholarships and grants that you always pay no mind and just walk past? Yeah, so does everyone else. You can win many of them by default. Graduated high school just last year, and was advised by one of my teachers who’s job it was to read people’s applications to just spam as many as possible. He explained that every year, many of them actually just go unclaimed due to nobody applying for them. I submitted several low effort applications and managed to walk away with around 7000$ …

LPT: Don’t fall for the sunk cost fallacy Just because you’ve invested time, money, or effort into something doesn’t mean you’re obligated to keep going. If it no longer serves you, benefits you, or makes you happy, it’s okay to walk away. Cutting your losses can be the smartest decision. submitted by /u/AvaCarter71

LPT: Know when to take a break and when to push through Skipping responsibilities occasionally can be a form of self-care, but knowing when to do it is key. If you’re genuinely burnt out and need a reset, a well-timed break can help you return more productive. But if it’s just procrastination, it might cause more stress later. Balance is everything. submitted by /u/MiaHenderson81

LPT: Prioritize sleep and fitness like your life depends on it Staying in shape and getting enough sleep aren’t just good habits—they’re essential for long-term well-being. Lack of sleep affects everything from focus to metabolism, and no amount of caffeine can fully make up for it. Treat sleep like a non-negotiable part of your schedule, just like exercise. Your future self will thank you. submitted by…

LPT – Use a high quality, fun body wash soap after a workout. Go find a nice, high quality body wash (or deodorant, or shampoo) that you really love the smell of. Only use this soap after a run or a good workout. It acts as a fun little reward, and the great smell the rest of the day will remind you of your accomplishment. submitted by /u/iguanapinata